In “Grievous Entanglement: Consumption, Connection, and Slavery in the Atlantic World,” Associate Professor Erin Pearson examines how people in the late 18th and 19th centuries understood consumption as implicating them in slavery.

In this column, distributed through the Elon University Writers' Syndicate, Dean and University Librarian Brian Mathews speaks to the importance of reading in a time of fast-paced technology.

The former Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court and Elon Law’s Sandra Day O’Connor Professor was recognized by the N.C. Supreme Court Historical Society for her trailblazing influence and steadfast leadership.

Twelve new Alamance County storytellers come together to share their stories with Elon students based on rootedness, migration and belonging

Through her role at Impact Alamance and the success of the Active Alamance app, Nicole McGinty '23 exemplifies how the values of leadership, compassion, and a commitment to community well-being, nurtured at Elon extend far beyond graduation

Andrew Schwarz, assistant professor of finance, spoke with WalletHub about what to look for in a budgeting app.

Devon Hawkins, lecturer in economics, spoke with WXII about the new multi-million dollar distribution center for the parent company of Food Lion.

Husser, professor of political science and public policy, offered his insight on North Carolina lawmaker's efforts to redraw congressional maps.

An Elon University psychology professor’s work on teen mental health and social media was recently featured in The Lewistown Sentinel.

Elon University President Connie Ledoux Book and Queens University of Charlotte Acting President Jesse Cureton describe in campus messages on Oct. 23, 2025, how "our colleagues are forming new bonds and reaffirming the values that unite us: student-centered learning, a commitment to academic excellence and a deep history of advancing our communities."