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Elon presents $10,000 raised through Honor President Book Drive to Alamance Burlington School System
April 12, 2019
The fundraising drive held leading up to the inauguration of Book as Elon's ninth president in October 2018 will fund the purchase of 1,000 books for the local school system.
Series of regional Elon LEADS events kicks off in Chicago
April 11, 2019
The Elon community came together in Chicago on April 10 to celebrate the launch of the Elon LEADS Campaign, the university's historic and ambitious fundraising campaign.
Winter 2019: Elon Education = Double Power Skills^2
February 19, 2019
The Times-News highlights vision of President Connie Ledoux Book in profile
February 5, 2019
The Feb. 3 article offers a look into how President Book's experiences have shaped her vision for Elon University and higher education.
In My Words: Elon, Alamance County need school bonds
November 5, 2018
The following opinion column by President Connie Ledoux Book supporting local school bonds was published Nov. 4 by The Times-News.
Fall 2018: Always Becoming
October 29, 2018
The full text of President Connie Ledoux Book's inaugural address
October 18, 2018
Elon's ninth president, Connie Ledoux Book, delivered her address during her inauguration on Oct. 18, an event that drew thousands to the new Schar Center. Find the full text and a video of her address here.
Elon University inaugurates Connie Ledoux Book as its ninth president
October 18, 2018
The focal point during a celebration lasting through Oct. 20, Thursday's inauguration ceremony in Schar Center drew thousands to mark this significant milestone in the university’s 129-year history.
(Table) Tennis anyone? Challenge President Book in ping pong during monthly matches
October 5, 2018
Members of the campus community are invited to play table tennis with President Connie Ledoux Book on the Moseley Center tables each month.
Hurricane Florence: Update from President Connie Ledoux Book
September 17, 2018
President Book offers this video message as the Elon community returns to campus following Hurricane Florence, which devastated the coastal areas of North Carolina and South Carolina and has caused widespread and catastrophic flooding.