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The on-campus events offered an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to safely gather to celebrate philanthropy and support the university.

The talk was a part of the iBelong Male Mentoring Program gave attendees the chance to engage in conversations about issues impacting male students of color while receiving free haircuts from local licensed barbers. 

Vice President Emerita Nan Perkins, Vice President Emeritus Gerald Whittington and Chaplain Emeritus Richard McBride were panelists for the discussion on Tuesday, Feb. 28 in McKinnon Hall.

Five Elon first-year students describe their unique Elon experiences since arriving at the university in August.

The Scholarship and Opportunities Fair is intended to support historically excluded and marginalized students and feature opportunities designed to support students in learning about and eventually participating in high-impact practices.

Sheridan, associate professor of economics, gave his insights in a recent report from WalletHub.

The event will take place at 7 p.m. in McKinnon Hall and feature Nan Perkins, Richard McBride and Gerald Whittington as panelists.

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The Feb. 15 report details states where employers are finding it most difficult to hire.

The Janet M. Cope Scholarship in Physical Therapy will go toward Elon Physical Therapy students who have displayed honorable character during their time in the program.