Student Media

Haley is focused on learning the various roles of the newsroom so he is more equipped to lend a helping hand. 

The comedy show's premiere will be held on May 10 in Turner Theatre.  

School of Communications students Sarah Stone ’19 and Emery Eisner ’22 visited The Burlington School on April 29, reflecting on their experiences serving on the yearbook staff and offering insights on how their college publication comes together.

Much of the work in Elon's literary and art journal suitably reflects a point in college students' lives when they learn how to deal with trying circumstances.

Ten communications faculty and staff members attended the 2019 Broadcast Education Association conference and Festival of Media Arts, where Assistant Professor Doug Kass was recognized for his public service announcement promoting the United Nations AIDS outreach program.

Students from Walter M. Williams High School were invited to come to the station and learn about college radio as part of a new community outreach program.

Elon University was recognized widely in the Society of Professional Journalists Region 2 Mark of Excellence Awards.

Readers play a central role in the production of Elon's literary and art journal, which will publish its 70th edition this spring

The journalism major and Fred Clasen-Kelly investigated why Mecklenburg County, which has one of the highest HIV infection rates in the nation, did not offer an available drug that could stop the spread of the virus.

As Elon University hits the midpoint of its semester and heads into spring break, community members will likely head home, maybe travel, certainly relax and – undoubtedly – stream content. Thanks to the School of Communications’ new channel available on Roku devices, Elon-produced content has never been more accessible.