Elon Physical Plant has worked since March to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at the university and is now preparing the campus for the safe return of students in August.

In a special ceremony, international students from the Class of 2020 planted oak tree saplings on South Campus to celebrate the completion of their Elon journeys.

Elon Physical Plant and Elon Dining are taking steps to clean campus and protect students, faculty and staff from the coronavirus, COVID-19, as it spreads globally.

For third-shift staff, Elon's weekly College Coffee falls after their shift ends for the day, but they've found a way to still be a part of the tradition.

The annual ceremony pays tribute to members of the Elon community who have proudly served their country.

The garden located outside Mooney Building features a quiet path under oak trees, lined with shade-loving plants and a sculpture by artist Jim Gallucci.

The university’s two largest construction projects now underway have made significant progress during the summer, as crews have tackled smaller-scale construction projects as well.

The northbound lane will be closed from Phoenix Drive to University Drive beginning June 27.

A series of videos featuring a variety of leaders from around Elon University's campus with helpful advice on how to stay safe during Hurricane Florence. 

A busy summer for construction crews means Elon University will be dedicating new residential, dining, academic and athletics facilities within the next several months.