CREDE - Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education

Patricia J. Williams of Columbia Law School, who visited Elon this month to help commemorate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., spoke Thursday about crime, justice, "stand your ground" laws and why conversations about race in America still matter.

Students, faculty and staff honored Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy on Jan. 17 by volunteering at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Burlington, N.C., and the Blakey Hall retirement home.

The commencement reception is hosted by the Office of Alumni Engagement, Elon Black Alumni Network and Elon's Multicultural Center.

Join us as we recognize students a part of the African American community.

Join us throughout the semester for lively conversations.

This is a conference designed to highlight and empower women of color on Elon's campus and in the surrounding community.

Join us for a two day conference that produces engaged dialogue, reflection and training through workshops.

Elon University hosted a photo exhibit Tuesday in Moseley Center as students, faculty and staff gathered for a special College Coffee, part of a series of events this month to commemorate the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Six men representing law, education, medicine, ministry & the student perspective offered reflections Thursday about the challenges confronting African-American males in the United States.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Jose Antonio Vargas will speak at Elon University's Diversity and Leadership Conference about "coming out" as an undocumented immigrant in the New York Times Magazine and later on the cover of TIME magazine.