Historic Neighborhood

Elon University hosted the First Amendment Free Food Festival Sept. 26, which visualized Americans' rights in a fun way.

At noon in the Snow Family Grand Atrium in Schar Hall, people will be able to eat for free ... if they sign away their First Amendment rights.

The ceremony Wednesday offered a look ahead at the new student gathering space now being built within the Historic Neighborhood thanks to the generosity of Gail H. LaRose '64 and her daughter, Elon trustee Michelle LaRose. 

The school supports two residential learning communities including the new Sport Management & Media Living Learning Community in Sloan Hall.

The new facility in Elon’s Historic Neighborhood will support the goals of the university’s residential campus initiative.

Elon University hosted the First Amendment Free Food Festival March 14 to celebrate the rights outlined in the First Amendment.

All alumni are invited to visit the newly renovated West Residence Hall for a time to reconnect with other alumni and take a journey down memory lane. 

Snow Atrium, Schar Hall, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Students, faculty, and staff gathered on Feb. 7 to share a meal and listen to Professor Jason Aryeh’s presentation “Trailing my Art Alive” about the purpose and passion of dance.

Elon alumna Gail H. LaRose ’64 and her daughter Michelle LaRose, an Elon trustee, have made a $2.5 million gift to name a new student gathering space planned for the historic part of campus.