The university community gathered April 10, 2026, on South Campus for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that marks the next chapter in the storied history of an iconic Elon space.

Love School of Business students earned a bronze finish and multiple individual awards at a technology sales competition.

The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business will host its inaugural Commercial Real Estate Summit in Charlotte on April 16–17, bringing together alumni and students for networking, industry insight and mentorship.

From flexible furniture for kids who fidget to desks with writable surfaces to walls to be filled with student projects, writing and artwork, renovations are stirring the imaginations of those designing a temporary location for Elon University’s new private elementary school for children with dyslexia.

As a Physical Therapist at Pediatric Developmental Therapy (PDT), you’ll have the opportunity to build your career while collaborating with experienced Occupational, Physical, and Speech-Language Therapists in our state-of-the-art clinics in Fayetteville, Southern Pines, and Raleigh, North Carolina. You will work with children who have a variety of diagnoses, helping them improve muscle strength, endurance, balance, coordination, and mobility. Therapy may include therapeutic exercise, gait training, wheelchair/orthotic management, range of motion/stretching, and manual therapy.

The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business MSBA Flex Program will host a Charlotte-based panel discussion on April 15 focused on how artificial intelligence is transforming analytics, organizational decision making and workforce needs.

The clinic serves uninsured residents, providing free, comprehensive care with a mission grounded in equity and prevention. 

Smaraki Mohanty's latest research explores how voice-enabled smart devices shape prosocial consumer behavior, including charitable giving and sustainable purchasing.

Hwayeon Ryu, associate professor of mathematics, visited the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute at the University of Sydney, Australia, from March 23 to April 7 as part of its international visitor program to pursue research collaboration with two researchers, and delivered a colloquium talk during her visit.

Students reflect on how sustainability influences their daily choices, relationships and future goals following an Alternative Spring Break experience.