Elon College, the College of Arts & Sciences

Ryu, an assistant professor of mathematics, won the 2024 Award for Distinguished Teaching by a Beginning College Mathematics Faculty Member at the Mathematical Association of America Southeastern Section conference, held March 14-16.

Jeff Clark of the Department of Mathematics attended the Executive Committee meeting of the Section to discuss upcoming bylaws revisions, presented a paper on Partially Ordered Sets, and was moved to see the Section acknowledge a historic wrong.

Current and former program leaders, as well as Elon University President Connie Ledoux Book and President Emeritus Leo Lambert, celebrated the program Friday, March 15, with community members.

Husser, associate professor of political science and director of the Elon University Poll, offered insights into how former President Donald Trump is impacting the GOP primary in the Congressional race.

Lauren Beuerle '25, Emily Elowitch '24 and Associate Professor Kristen Mazur gave presentations at the MAA Southeast Section Meeting on March 14 - 16.

Eaves, an associate professor of political science and policy studies, shares how research and time as a fellow has made an impact in helping students become active citizens.

The Rhoades Grant Dance Concert is Friday and Saturday in Roberts Studio Theatre, supported by a gift by retired Professor of Art Barbara Rhoades to fund students’ creative endeavors to enhance expression and education at Elon.

The generous gift from Elon parents John and Kristin Replogle P’18 will name one of the homes in Elon’s new EcoVillage living-learning community, where students will learn and practice sustainable living principles.

Alexi Pappas visited Elon University on Monday, March 11, as part of the Liberal Arts Forum lecture series. 

Assistant Professor Tedd Wimperis celebrates the publication of his new book that focuses on how cultural identities are formed, expressed, and used in politics, inside the fictionalized world of the "Aeneid" and in the real-world Roman Empire. This book offers a chance for readers to think critically about how identities are formed through community and history across time periods.