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In My Words: That Time I Went to the Naturalization Ceremony at Monticello on the Fourth of July
July 17, 2017
Religious Studies Professor Jeffrey Pugh writes about the impact of experiencing a naturalization ceremony at the home of Thomas Jefferson on the nation's birthday
In My Words: Pending release of 'Dunkirk' evokes professor's memories of a father rescued
June 8, 2017
English Professor Rosemary Haskell writes about her fascination with the Dunkirk evacuation during World War II, which saw her father among those who were rescued.
The Conversation: Why we choose terrible passwords, and how to fix them
May 2, 2017
Megan Squire, professor of computing sciences, writes about the problems with passwords like "12345" and "qwerty" as World Password Day approaches.
Hlavaty offers tips for navigating the stock market in Business North Carolina column
March 28, 2017
Greg Hlavaty is a lecturer in English in Elon and an amateur investor who has written for Arts and Letters, Bird Watchers Digest, Our State and other publications.
The Conversation: Educating children in Guatemala before they decide to migrate to the U.S. border
March 28, 2017
Assistant Professor of Human Service Studies Carmen Monico writes about her Fulbright research into the root causes of migration for at-risk youth in Latin America and the programs designed to keep them home.
The Conversation: Why we should not know our own passwords
March 10, 2017
Elon Computing Sciences Professor Megan Squire writes about the technology behind protecting digital privacy.
In My Words: Make America mannered again
March 8, 2017
Elon University School of Law Dean Luke Bierman recently published a column in regional newspapers about how America can regain its manners.
In My Words: History shows ‘alternative facts’ journalism can have real consequences
March 8, 2017
Tom Nelson, associate professor of communications, recently published a column in regional newspapers about the impact of "alternative facts" on journalism.
Hatcher column in Huffington Post uses work of current, former students to defend the role of the press
March 2, 2017
Associate Professor of Communications Anthony Hatcher writes about the professionalism and passion he has seen in his current and former journalism students.
In My Words: Bitter taste of birtherism lingers after 2016 election
February 1, 2017
Naeemah Clark, associate professor of communications, recently published a column in regional newspapers about how birtherism claims continue to impact minorities.