Keren Rivas

As part of the May 17 ceremony, 49 students received a handmade kente cloth that represents the culture and tradition of their African ancestors.

As part of the first Gala Latina on May 4, the university recognized Latinx/Hispanic students, faculty and staff for their academic and civic involvement on campus. 

A computer science major with a keen interest in creating, Jourdan welcomes the academic challenges her Elon experience provides.

Now part of the School of Communications, the Iris Holt McEwen Building once served as the home of Elon’s library.

From conducting international fieldwork to studying texts dating back centuries, scholars at Elon are taking a closer look at the meaning of yoga in modern society. 

Taylor Zorski ’11 has experienced firsthand the benefits of studying abroad in his career path.

The 2010 Elon graduate is the sixth member of her family to graduate from Elon and the fourth to practice dentistry.

After a seven-year battle with a neurological illness, Kimberly Bari ’06 has found the middle ground.

Get to know Connie Ledoux Book as she starts her tenure as Elon’s ninth president.

As the number of U.S. college students visiting counseling centers increases, Elon is developing new strategies to cope with mental health issues.