Arts & Culture

The annual jazz festival includes workshops and clinics for middle and high school students, "jam session" opportunities for the community, and the free Jazz Festival Concert headlined by trumpeter Kris Johnson.

The concert will feature live music and extraordinary performances choreographed by Robin Gee, Sean Hunter, Ronald Lavender Jr., Eli Motley, Godson Atsu Sokpor, Maurice Watson and Keshia Wall.

Live music was paired with sweet and spicy culinary delights throughout the day as the university offered its own version of this iconic celebration.

Visiting Instructor in Performing Arts Jane Lanier is directing “A Chorus Line,” which runs Thursday through Saturday, and is teaching a course in Bob Fosse’s choreography this spring. She was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Supporting Actress for 1989’s “Jerome Robbins’ Broadway.”

The acclaimed musical will be performed in McCrary Theatre in the Center for the Arts and is directed by Jane Lanier.

The Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education hosted the Black History Month Kickoff event on Thursday, Feb. 1. The theme for Black History Month 2024 at Elon is “Rhythms of Resilience: One Soul One Sound.”

A series of events coordinated by the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education will celebrate Black History Month at Elon.

Rom El-Hai, a 29-year-old survivor of the attack on the Nova Music festival, will visit Elon and share his story.

The smash hit variety show about math was held at a San Francisco theater during the annual Joint Mathematics Meetings.

Free, noncredit courses that meet once a week during Winter Term allow students to share specific hobbies and interests with their peers.