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For the first time, Elon students brought the Go Baby Go initiative to campus, adapting ride-on toy cars for children with mobility challenges.

Bruni served at The New York Times for more than 25 years as a White House correspondent, the Rome bureau chief, the paper’s chief restaurant critic and op-ed columnist.

April 6–10, 2026 - The Center for Leadership invites the Elon community to celebrate Pay It Forward Week, a time dedicated to intentional acts of kindness that strengthen our campus and beyond.

Haleigh Cephus ’26 invites the Elon campus community and community members to gather on campus for a day of discussions focused on identity development, mental wellness and life beyond sport performance.

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The annual Relationship Rich Expo engaged more than 40 students to reflect on their meaningful relationships and the role they play in student success.

Centered on the theme “Distinctly in Bloom: Growing Together,” this year’s celebration invites the campus community to explore the breadth of Asian, Pacific Islander and South Asian cultures through programs hosted by the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education (CREDE).

The event brought together students, faculty and community members for a discussion that combined academic discussion with cultural appreciation, highlighting the interconnected themes of culture, religion, healthcare, and trade in Africa.

The Elon Farmer’s Market runs every Thursday at the Elon Community Church parking lot from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. (271 N. Williamson Ave., Elon).

The Elon and Alamance community are invited to join the Power+Place Collaborative dialogue luncheon featuring themes of leadership, resistance, and advocacy this April 15