Articles by Keren Rivas
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Elon recognizes distinguished alumni
March 25, 2023
Chris Bell ’92, Kathie Sink Niven ’89, LaToya Marcus Faustin ’04 G’10, Rich Johnson ’87 P’17 and Laurie Johnson P’17 were honored during the annual Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony on March 24.
Syllabuzz: ENS: 2200 & 2210 Garden Studio
January 12, 2023
Michael Strickland's Garden Studio class provides an opportunity for students who want to experience hands-on learning in home-scale gardening and food production.
Point of View: From Web 2.0 to Conservation 2.0
January 12, 2023
Kasie Coccaro ’06 uses technology at National Geographic to inspire, educate and create solutions to some of our planet’s biggest challenges.
Lifelong Connections: Haya Ajjan
January 12, 2023
Learn more about professor Haya Ajjan, who is passionate about sharing her love for data and business analytics with her students.
President Connie Ledoux Book: Advancing an innovative culture
January 4, 2023
President Connie Ledoux Book shares some of the essential ingredients that are helping Elon advance an innovative culture.
Piloting gratitude: Dr. Phillip Sholes ’09 takes service to new heights
January 2, 2023
From the U.S. Navy to UNC Medical Center, Sholes is always ready for his next mission.
Learning with and from
December 24, 2022
Drawing from his own experiences as a refugee, Nermin Vehabovic is redefining how Elon’s teacher candidates teach culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
The IQ: A new era
December 24, 2022
With a wide range of labs, classrooms and collaborative spaces, the Innovation Quad’s Founders Hall and Innovation Hall are centering multidisciplinary education and innovation in the heart of campus.
Campus Alamance: Bringing Elon to the community
December 23, 2022
A new partnership between the university and the local community is bringing students and employers together in meaningful ways.
Through a different lens
December 23, 2022
Andrew Hartle ’23 knew that operating a camera would be a challenge, but with help from communications faculty Israel Balderas and Randy Piland, he found an inventive solution.