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Campus Dining hours during “Fake Break”
January 30, 2013
Winter Term 2013 theme explores human differences
January 30, 2013
A series of activities and events aims to help students “learn, engage and appreciate” issues tied to various types of diversity among people.
Andrew Doud ’07 receives sports coverage award
January 30, 2013
The School of Communications alum was one of five recipients honored for outstanding motorsports media coverage.
Program gives struggling readers a chance to purchase books
January 30, 2013
Elon students pair up with elementary students to pick out books.
Village project adding programs and locations
January 30, 2013
Education students help children with reading and science lessons.
Downtown Burlington building will house Village Project
January 30, 2013
Elon purchased a building on East Davis Street to serve as the program’s headquarters.
Law students advise nonprofit clients in leadership course
January 30, 2013
Second-year law students provided legal insights and solutions for nonprofit organizations that serve low-income, homeless and arts communities, through Elon University School of Law’s 2013 Public Law and Leadership course.
Michael Rich publishes on criminal informants in American Criminal Law Review
January 30, 2013
The article, “Lessons of Disloyalty in the World of Criminal Informants,” by Elon Law Professor Michael Rich, has been published in volume 49 of Georgetown University Law Center’s American Criminal Law Review.
Maria Erb Awarded NCICU Grant
January 29, 2013
Maria Erb, Associate Director of the Multicultural Center, was awarded $14,875 from North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities for the project "Paving the Pathway: From Major Choice to Post-College Success."
Jean Rattigan-Rohr awarded Oak Foundation Grant
January 29, 2013
Jean Rattigan-Rohr, associate professor in the School of Education, received a grant for an additional $375,150 from the Oak Foundation to continue her project, "It Takes a Village."