Archive for January 25, 2012

Students in the Interactive Media program this month aided nonprofit organizations in Iceland, Costa Rica, Mexico and Panama as part of their studies.

History professor David Crowe will host the 2012 Conference on International Law at the Elon Law School on Feb. 25.

The ICIC announces dates and times of course planning sessions for students planning to study abroad.

The separation of church and state is no longer valid when it comes to journalism education. That’s one of many concepts two leaders in media entrepreneurship shared with Elon University faculty and students on Jan. 20.

From the Greensboro News and Record (1/25/12): City Councilwoman Trudy Wade stood at the short end of an 8-1 vote last week. One of her colleagues even suggested she ought to give up her seat because of her opinion.

From the Asheville Citizen-Times (1/24/12): The Asheville Citizen-Times filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Sheriff Rick Davis, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners and the county's insurance carrier in an effort to force them to release details of a settlement involving the sheriff and a female employee.

From the Asheville Citizen-Times (1/24/12): The Town of Black Mountain Board of Aldermen will meet at 2 p.m. Friday in a "special call meeting" that may address some recent missteps and an ongoing dispute between elected officials and former town manager, Marcy Onieal.

Celebrate Elon's inaugural National Networking Day on Wednesday, Jan. 25, with a regional program in your area! Read this note for details.