Women's, Gender, & Sexualities Studies

Ringelberg, a professor of art history, served as a respondent to the panel “Queering/Queer in the Nineteenth Century".

Elon faculty members and a local nonprofit leader spoke about their personal experiences with mentorship and how they used those lessons with those they mentor today.

"Textual Intercourse: Present-Day Problems, Rabbinic Sources, and Relational Ethics" will take place on Nov. 3 at 4:30 p.m. in the Isabella Cannon Room at the Center for Performing Arts.

Isaias Hernandez, better known as QueerBrownVegan, will discuss 'Sustainably Loving Ourselves Through Intersectional Environmentalism' on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. in Upstairs Lakeside.

Wittle's article was published in a refereed, national journal dedicated to the publication of outstanding undergraduate scholarship

Photographer Tomás Ayuso and Amelia Frank-Vitale from Princeton University hosted a virtual event on contemporary migratory crisis from Central America and Mexico to the United States.

Local women activists, organizers and business owners spoke about the highs and lows of their work in the community and the future outlook for the area in an International Women's Day panel.

With music executives on campus for the LWIA conference, a panel on gender will take place in Turner Theatre along with a formal reception in the atrium. This event is free to all students and faculty.

The final conference, “The Persistence of the Nightmare: Argentine Narrative of the 21st Century," was hosted by Distinguished Professor at North Carolina State University Greg Dawes at Carlton Commons on Nov. 9.

Elon's Title IX Office will be hosting presentations on policies, procedures and resources for support in collaboration with confidential Violence Response. These sessions are open to all students and they can register below.