Residence Life

The first Elon University English Language Teaching Symposium was held Saturday, Feb. 16, bringing together more than 100 local educators for presentations, active learning sessions and two keynote presentations by national leaders in English language education. The ELT Symposium focused on the theme of "Bridging Divides | Creating Community."  

The event demonstrated how difficult it can be to discern what's real and what's fabricated.

Author Julie Smith of Webster University argued that the amount, design and message of fake information contributes to its proliferation.

Faculty, staff and students gathered for a meal and conversation about how to find and evaluate credible information.

Come out to Moseley to learn more about our various Living Learning Communities (LLCs) on campus. Free ice cream, fantastic music and information on how to apply a Living Learning Community before the priority deadline on Nov. 30.

Three of the five residence halls that make up the Global Neighborhood have been named for retired faculty and staff members who served the university for decades. 

Students, faculty and staff discussed the state of journalism and its function in America.

Students, faculty and staff discussed issues of educational inequality at  this month's Global Neighborhood House Dinner.

The university community is invited to celebrate the building namings in honor of emeriti faculty and staff members Russell B. Gill, G. Smith Jackson and Nan P. Perkins at a formal ceremony and reception.