The 27-minute documentary follows Triche’s mother, Joyce Triche, and explores her 50-year career running a small-town dance studio and the challenges she faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Evening for Elon" came to the Big Apple on April 30, at Cipriani 42nd Street, New York City. Guests came to hear updates on Elon’s campus and celebrate their shared connection to the Elon community.

The new publication includes guidance for students using AI in their college studies and offers practical advice about preparing for careers that require AI knowledge and skills.

Biology major Charlotte Dagli '25 and her mentor, biology faculty Efrain Rivera-Serrano, presented their research at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Immunologists in Honolulu, Hawaii. Their work aims at better understanding the anticancer properties of some viruses, and integrating that knowledge into the classroom.

In his new book, out May 6, Elon University Professor of History Michael Matthews explores the romantic and sexual lives of Mexico City’s poor and working class during the rule of Porfirio Diaz.

On April 23, new members of the nation's oldest multidisciplinary honor society for academic excellence and service were installed.

The 6th annual Maker Takeover featured students’ experiments, projects, business and creative works to showcase the hard work taking place in Elon University’s Maker Hub.

Nia James says when doctors weren’t taking her pain seriously, her athletic trainer and Elon alum John Lavender ’94 was her lifesaving advocate.

Kesgin and co-lead editors are the incoming editors of the quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the International Studies Association. Their term will begin in 2026.

The graduate of Elon University’s human services studies program works on policy advocacy in Washington, D.C., in a prestigious fellowship with the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.