Keren Rivas

Letters from Ida Diehl, who served as Elon’s dean of women during the early 1930s, paint a picture of college life and the financial crisis during the Great Depression.

The double major in policy studies and sociology serves as the president of Elon Mock Trial, a mentor to local high school students and an avid researcher.

Associate Professor of Physics Kyle Altmann used real-life science and technology to recreate a magical artifact from the “Harry Potter” series.

Jay Reno ’10 is changing the way people decorate their homes with a fresh, sustainable approach to the furniture business.

How data collection is affecting our decision-making in today’s technology saturated environment.

Sixty-seven students were honored during the May 23 cultural ceremony that celebrates the achievements of black students who recognize their African heritage.

Mandy McGill ’06 never imagined that one day she would be working in law enforcement.

The senior combines her interests in sustainable agriculture and the environment with her love for creating art.

Sam Burgess ’78 received the prestigious Order of the Long Leaf Pine in February for his service as a local government employee and his contributions to his community.

A personal connection is driving Michael Dryzer ’19 to use his postgraduate studies to improve the lives of people with intellectual disabilities.