Archive for 2020

The annual program for first-year students was adapted this year so that the Class of 2024 could participate in small groups to learn about the four virtues central to the Elon Honor Code.

Research by Taylor, assistant professor of political science and policy studies, into the coalitional strategies of U.S. women of color feminism has been selected for a limited-term open access critical conversation about race and progressive social change in New Political Science.

The summer research program on mathematical biology was held for the first time and completely virtually.

The 2021 edition of "The Best 386 Colleges" guide also recognized Elon's career services, campus, performing arts productions and residential facilities.

Series of virtual events and interviews to reconnect students from the School of Communications and prepare them for the changes in the fall semester.

Associate Professor Danny Lanier received recognition for the paper, "Supply Chain Power and Real Earnings Management: Stock Market Perceptions, Financial Performance Effects, and Implications for Suppliers," which was published last year in the Journal of Supply Chain Management.

The magazine articles outline the impact of coronavirus on Major League Baseball's spring training, and summer college baseball's efforts to weather the storm.

More than 1,600 new Elon students celebrated the formal start of their academic careers at the university at the ceremony, with small groups of students gathering to watch the live-streamed event.

The class of 2024 consists of 35 students across the School of Communications’ six undergraduate majors.

During multiple sessions on Friday and Saturday, parents and family members have an opportunity to hear from President Connie Ledoux Book and other senior leaders.