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U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson, who leads federal prosecutions and civil litigation across 32 western North Carolina counties, will address 146 Elon Law graduates during a Dec. 11 ceremony in Alumni Gym on Elon University’s campus.

Mayor Marikay Abuzuaiter, City Manager Trey Davis and Deputy City Manager Andrea Harrell L’09 joined about 60 students for a town hall on the city's future and opportunities for community engagement.

Assistant Professor of Law Heather Scavone examined the implications of expanding biometric surveillance and identity verification in U.S. immigration adjudications during an interdisciplinary conference hosted by Åbo Akademi University.

John Hood and Melissa Murray joined moderator Carol Quillen for Charlotte's inaugural Public Square conversation. Elon Law students from Greensboro and Charlotte helped facilitate the event.

Elon Law Professor Enrique Armijo discusses First Amendment protections for journalists following a warning from the Federal Communications Commission about reporting election polls.

Students in Greensboro and Charlotte shared personal reflections, sharp observations and humor during annual poetry competitions celebrating the National Day on Writing.

Forty teams from 25 universities tackled questions of government surveillance and free speech during Elon Law's annual national competition.

Dean Zak Kramer discussed record bar exam results, a culture of high expectations and the student challenge that left him with a permanent reminder of their success.

Professor David S. Levine discusses trade secret protections, nondisclosure agreements and proposed federal legislation to improve public access to information around data centers.

Elon University School of Law joins the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Foundation and community partners for Public Square, a series of civic dialogues. The first is an Oct. 29 discussion featuring Carol Quillen, John Hood and Melissa Murray, with four Elon Law students contributing to the program.