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Death of former vice president James Moncure
July 30, 2007
James A. Moncure, who served as vice president for academics and student affairs and taught on the faculty from 1974 to 1987, died Friday, July 27 after a long illness. Details...
Elon Alum “Hardrock” Simpson featured in new book
July 25, 2007
Paul "Hardrock" Simpson '31 is among the amazing athletes profiled in a new book that details a 1928 coast-to-coast run across America. Details...
Elon hosts Jordan Reservoir water quality hearing
July 18, 2007
Elon’s Center for Environmental Studies hosted two public hearings July 17 concerning a controversial proposal made by the Division of Water Quality (DWQ) to reduce nitrogen and phosphorous levels in the B. Everett Jordan Reservoir. Details...
Statewide television broadcast focuses on Triad economy
July 13, 2007
The television studios of Elon's School of Communications hosted a live statewide broadcast by UNC-TV on July 11. President Leo M. Lambert and other leaders from the Triad discussed prospects for the region's economic future. Details...
$160,000 federal grant expands Middle Eastern studies at Elon
July 3, 2007
Elon University has received a $162,760 federal grant to build a Middle Eastern and Arabic studies program. History professor Brian Digre will lead a team of 11 faculty members in an interdisciplinary effort to develop a variety of courses. Details...
Danieley celebrates 50-year presidential anniversary
July 2, 2007
On July 1, President Emeritus J. Earl Danieley celebrated his 50 year anniversary of being named Elon College president. From his time as an Elon student, through his tenure as president and into his continuing involvement as a faculty member, Danieley has remained a central figure of the Elon community. Details…
Elon to participate in environmental audit
June 26, 2007
Pre-serve students begin summer work
June 26, 2007
Fourteen incoming freshmen began their weeklong summer experience June 24, volunteering at local organizations and meeting Elon faculty and staff. Details…