Office of the President

A series of events honoring Toshio Sato, Elon's first international student, has been awarded a "Best of CASE District III Award."

The joint Charlotte gathering of the Elon and Queens communities celebrated a year of progress and looked ahead to the future of the united university.

In the latest episode of "Elon Beyond the Bricks," the first Queens alumna featured on the podcast joins President Connie Ledoux Book to reflect on her work with the Apollo missions, the question that shaped her life and her hopes for what Elon and Queens can make possible for future generations.

With a theme focused on “Crafting Our Narrative: Planning as Storytelling,” the group spent a day-long tour of several diverse sites across Los Angeles.

Elon President Connie Ledoux Book and alum Sean Burke ’14 will join the Journal’s list of more than 100 visionaries from a 16-county region leading Charlotte in various industries.

The submission window for the 2026-27 grant competition opens Oct. 1.

One year after announcing their intention to merge, the universities outlined progress and a long-term vision for the Myers Park campus in a campus update at Queens' historic Myers Park campus.

In her column for the summer/fall issue of the Magazine of Elon, President Connie Ledoux Book reflects on the intentional, steady progress that leads to visionary ideas coming to life at Elon and beyond.

An evening bringing together the alumni, parents and friends of Elon University and Queens University of Charlotte.

In the latest episode of "Elon Beyond the Bricks," the current Elon senior and founder of Milk Club joins President Connie Ledoux Book to discuss the value of student organizations, how milk has become a vehicle for community and the creation of events that have brought hundreds of students together.