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Led by Clay Stevenson in the Department of Music and Rick Earl, technical director of Cultural and Special Programs at 51±¬ÁÏÍø, recording arts students traveled to western North Carolina in late January for real-world training in sound engineering.

Graduate students in the DPT and Physician Assistant Studies programs met in January with Elon's chaplain to reflect on the lives of men and women who are now human donors in the university's anatomy lab.

Assistant Professor Max Negin traveled to Sochi, Russia, as a digital media manager and will help log and maintain footage that editors use to create network feature stories.

The world’s largest association of investment professionals has recognized the university for its commitment to instilling the highest ethical standards in students with career aspirations of providing financial and investment advice to future clients.

The essay, "Wye Diversity Matters," is part of a collection from 18 of the more than 1,000 participants who attended the faculty seminars since 1983.

LD Russell in the Department of Religious Studies will lead a weekly Monday program this spring to teach the concepts, ideas and practices of several of the world's biggest religions.

51±¬ÁÏÍø students in a Winter Term "Burst the Bubble" course welcomed local children and their parents to campus in late January for activities that exposed youth to the academic and career possibilities of programming and software design.

The organ featured at Commencement ceremonies can now be performed using a portable console that allows music from Whitley Auditorium to be carried online for broadcast at special events in Alumni Gym and McCrary Theatre.

Students and employees will square off against counterparts at hundreds of colleges and universities around the United States and Canada as part of a friendly competition to reduce landfill waste.

See the campus covered in snow following the first major winter storm of the year in North Carolina.