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In this column distributed through the Elon University Writers Syndicate, Professor of English Rosemary Haskell explores the enduring power of Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights," as a new adaptation of the classic hits theaters. This column was published in the Greensboro News & Record and the Winston-Salem Journal.

After activist John Davidson, who lives with Tourette syndrome, involuntarily shouted a racial slur at Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo during the BAFTA film awards, Rena Zito, associate professor of sociology, explains the stigma behind the condition in a piece for The Conversation.

Cooper, now running for U.S. Senate, visited Greensboro to discuss health care costs.

Rosemary Haskell, professor of English, was recently interviewed by TODAY.com about interest in "Wuthering Heights," as a new adaptation hits theaters.

Amy Allocco, Elon professor of religious studies, spoke with National Geographic about the Hindu festival.

The article highlights Hernandez Rivera's career milestones, background and research interests.

Felten was interviewed by Forbes about the questions prospective college students should be asking when they are considering a university.

Longtime Elon leader Jeff Stein was interviewed by the Triad Business Journal in Greensboro, North Carolina about his new role as chief integration officer and executive vice president.

Kramer, dean of Elon University's School of Law, noted that even has Elon plans to open a new law school in Charlotte, its presence in Greensboro will not change.

Assistant Professor of Finance Andrew Schwartz spoke with WalletHub about starter credit cards in their article "Best Credit Cards For Beginners."