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School of Communications publishes spring 2018 issue of research journal
May 15, 2018
This semester’s edition marks the 17th in the history of the Elon Journal, the nation’s first and only undergraduate research journal in communications.
Claussen publishes translation of 19th century Jewish text
May 15, 2018
Religious Studies Professor Geoffrey Claussen's new translation appears in a volume published by Brandeis University Press.
School of Education recognizes outstanding faculty
May 15, 2018
School of Education faculty members Allison Bryan, Erin Hone, and Scott Morrison were recognized on May 14 for faculty excellence at the annual school awards banquet.
Elon faculty, staff participate in 'Leader in Me' showcase
May 14, 2018
Representatives from Elon University attended the student and faculty ‘Leader in Me’ showcase at R. Homer Andrews Elementary School, sponsored by Women United, held on Friday, May 11.
Deep in the Woods: Carol Smith immerses herself in outdoor education
May 14, 2018
Carol Smith, associate professor of wellness, spent 50 days hidden deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina as part of the Outdoor Educator course through the North Carolina Outward Bound School during her sabbatical.
How to watch Elon Commencement 2018 online
May 14, 2018
Elon's three Commencement ceremonies this week will be streamed live.
Rain in the forecast for Commencement day
May 14, 2018
With a possibility of rain in the forecast for Saturday, May 19, graduates and their families should pay special attention to details of the Commencement rain plan. Read this note for essential details you will need to know.
Aaron Trocki publishes in international journal
May 14, 2018
Aaron Trocki, assistant professor of mathematics published a full length research report in the international journal, Digital Experiences in Mathematics Education.
Gatti presides over 'Pastors & Disasters' at the International Congress on Medieval Studies
May 11, 2018
The session was one of three co-organized by Evan A. Gatti, associate professor of art history, for Episcopus, an interdisciplinary, scholarly society.
Dan Burns presents paper on transnational detective fiction and postcolonial literary theory at annual MELUS conference
May 11, 2018
Burns, assistant professor of English, presented the paper at the May 3-6 meeting of the Society for the Study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States, sponsored by the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.