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Department of Music’s Alex Heitlinger releases third album, ‘Slush Pump Truck Stop’
March 5, 2024
“Slush Pump Truck Stop” was released Feb. 23 on SteepleChase Records.
Human Service Studies hosts 2nd annual ‘Voices from the Field’ panel
March 5, 2024
Students heard from six alumni who shared advice about careers in K-12 and higher education, law enforcement, social work and entrepreneurship at the event.
Author Jessie van Eerden urges exploration of creative frontiers in nonfiction writing
March 4, 2024
On Monday, Feb. 26, author Jessie van Eerden visited Elon University for a creative nonfiction reading.
Global Film & Cultures faculty present adaptation pedagogy research at LFA/AAS online conference
March 4, 2024
Assistant Professor of Cinema & Television Arts Kai Swanson and Assistant Professor of English Dan Burns presented their collaborative research at this year’s joint Literature/Film Association and Association of Adaptation Studies virtual conference.
SolAR: Henry Agyemang ’24 brings planets to life with augmented-reality app for Greensboro Science Center
March 4, 2024
Agyemang turned a newfound passion for game design and immersive technologies into an app that lets Greensboro Science Center visitors tour the solar system as part of its new Solar Hike exhibit.
New Issue of ‘Phoenix Rhetorix’ Journal celebrates exemplary first-year writing
March 4, 2024
Six students were honored for their work during a Feb. 12 event marking the publication of the annual journal.
Heather Barker publishes paper on using topic modeling to identify motivations to enroll in online professional development
March 4, 2024
The paper by Barker, an assistant professor of mathematics and statistics, appeared in the Online Learning Journal and focused on using topic modeling, a type of computational text mining, to identify participant motivations in enrolling in an online professional development course for teaching statistics.
Claudine Moreau shares about poetry as a response to nature at Astro/Physics Tea
February 29, 2024
Moreau, a lecturer in physics, will have a collection of her poems featured in her upcoming book, "Demise of Pangaea."
Gendle advocates for self-defense strategies for DEI programs in Inside Higher Ed column
February 29, 2024
In this essay, which was published on Feb. 29, the director of Project Pericles and professor of psychology contends that diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in higher education must prepare effective and proactive self-defense strategies against the multiple forces that wish to see them fail.
In My Words: In vast space to deepest ocean, explorers push to the edges so we don’t have to
February 28, 2024
In this column distributed by the Elon University Writers Syndicate, Professor Rosemary Haskell examines what we as a society gain by the triumphs of those explorers who brave danger to accomplish new things. The column was published by the Fayetteville Observer and other media outlets.