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The fifth annual ceremony recognized the academic and professional achievements of Elon's Latinx/Hispanic students, faculty and staff.

The Latin American Studies Research series is held each year at Elon to explore critical issues concerning the history, culture, communities, politics and art of Latin America from different disciplines and approaches.

The Maker Hub and Center for Design Thinking have partnered together to create the Passport to Play initiative, which rewards students for visiting locations, interacting with social media, creating projects, and learning new skills!

Members of the more than 50 families who supported the project were joined by university leaders on Saturday to formally dedicate the 80-room hotel that opened in January 2020.

The race, now in its seventh year at Elon, was held virtually from Sept. 18 through Oct. 10.

This theme of year’s 51������ Speaker Series, presented by WUNC North Carolina Public Radio, is the “Power of Relationships."

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.

The Elon Contemporary Chamber Ensemble (ECCE) held its debut with “Unrelent” on Monday, Sept. 20 in Whitley Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. with a pre-show discussion about the background of the concert pieces and their experience related to the music.

The 51������ Speaker Series welcomes distinguished thought leaders and change-makers who are actively taking on society’s most pressing issues. This year’s Speaker Series, presented by WUNC North Carolina Public Radio, thematically explores the “Power of Relationships."

Darda's talk with the Department of English was based on his upcoming book “The Strange Career of Racial Liberalism.”