The School of Law hosted 14 teams from eight law schools in the American Bar Association’s regional competition accentuating advocates' client advising skills.

The Student Professional Development Center in Moseley 140 hosts recurring professional development opportunities. Drop in anytime between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. No appointment needed.

This spring, students have exciting opportunities to prepare for life after graduation. From refining your job search strategy to interviewing with school districts and exploring graduate programs, these upcoming events are designed to help you take the next step with confidence.

The assistant professor of journalism helped shed new light on screen representation and North Carolina civil rights history.

In The Baird Lecture on March 12, 2026, the techno-sociologist spoke to the threats posed by artificial intelligence and how college students can be at the forefront of a solution.

The Elon community gathered on March 10 to hear Elon professors offer information, education and opinions on the US-Iran conflict.

The distinction follows an application process that considered curriculum structure, facilities, hardware resources, faculty qualifications and examples of student work.

Jodi Kantor’s New York Times investigations — from the U.S. Supreme Court, to the #MeToo movement and workplace reforms — will be the focus of Elon Law's Bryan Distinguished Leadership Lecture in a May 6, 2026, program that is free and open to the public.

Nancy Scherich and student Nathaniel Song '26 gave an invited colloquium talk about their joint mathematics research in knot theory at Davidson College last week.

A new study in the Journal of Experiential Education suggests community-based learning may help more underrepresented students pursue STEM degrees, but highlights major gaps in how its impacts are studied.