Events

The series of events, titled "Honoring 250 Years of the American Spirit: 1776-2026" will feature a variety of opportunities for the Elon community to learn and explore the nation's history and values.

The professor of biology will share his research journey, scholarship experiences and the lessons he learned from them that helped his academic growth at Elon.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley offers this weekly message to help students stay informed and prepare for the week ahead.

With opportunities spanning on-campus employment, professional networking, graduate education, and career exploration, February’s events provide multiple ways for students to take meaningful steps toward their future goals.

Hosted by the campus's new Environmental Health and Safety Specialist for Academic Affairs, Lab Safety Awareness Week will involve engaging events all over campus from Feb. 9 to Feb. 13. Everyone is encouraged to join in.

This talk is part of Elon’s Holocaust Remembrance Day Speakers series. Elon has hosted Holocaust survivors annually for more than nine years.

The selected projects will move forward during the spring, contributing new ideas and energy to the university’s ongoing commitment to fostering an institutional culture of health and well-being.

Twitty will speak on “A New Recipe for a Beloved Community: How Food and Food Knowledge Can Help Repair the Broken.”

All Elon students, staff and faculty are encouraged to attend the Kernodle Center for Civic Life’s monthly dialogue series

Hosted by the Department of Sport Management, the annual Sport Management Symposium – held in Turner Theatre – will bring together students and industry leaders for an in-depth look at how broadcast, streaming and technology are reshaping live sports.