Archive for 2024

This article by Rabbi Maor Greene, associate chaplain for Jewish life, was originally published in The Wisdom Daily, The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership's outlet for political, cultural, and spiritual commentary, analysis and inspiration. CLAL is a leading Jewish organization focused on innovation and belonging.

In a column for Sports Business Journal, the associate professor of sport management and director of the media analytics program shares how the Sports Media Lab surveyed students about what they would pay for sports streaming content.

Srikant Vallabhajosula collaborated with Alys Giordano on a research project examining gait in individuals who use prostheses for ambulation. Their main finding was that backwards walking affected pace and gait variability more than rhythm and base of support in individuals who use prosthetics for ambulation.

Community orientation at The Preserve, a day at the famed Getty Museum, exploring the Santa Monica Pier and a shopping adventure at The Grove kicks off the Elon University Los Angeles fall 2024 semester for incoming students.

Second-year DPT students Kaleigh Jenkins, Danielle Essex and Ginny Shafer shared their research findings on Bharatanatyam dancers at the Winston-Salem Dance Medicine Conference.

eJewish Philanthropy recently published a column by Director of Jewish Life Betsy Polk and Joyce Gordon, director of Jewish Life at Duke University, offering guidance for the families of Jewish students during tense times.

The home designed and built by students, one of six constructed in the EcoVillage at Loy Farm’s first phase, involved more than 60 students over the course of an academic year and yielded lessons students will carry into their futures.

With the help of his business degree from Elon and a family tradition of craftsmanship, Kenny Straub ’15 and his father utilize their artisan skills to share their passion with others through their business, Cork & Candles, that has grown into a franchise.

How connections Anna Cosentino ’19 developed at Elon helped her discover new passions, taking her from Google to SiriusXM.

Proceeds from Watson’s gift will strengthen the renowned college access and success program that has transformed the lives of thousands of local high school students with high financial need, including those with no family history of attending college.