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Two bells with historic ties to 51±¬ÁÏÍø, including one that survived a fire that threatened the future of the school in its early years, were put on display Thursday at two different locations on campus.

Belk Library is featured on of the latest edition of North Carolina Libraries, a publication of the North Carolina Library Association.

51±¬ÁÏÍø students created a series of short YouTube videos this year that share with their classmates the resources available in Belk Library, how to use those resources, and ways that the library can serve as a source of leisure.

Belk Library invites you to help celebrate National Library Week during the week of April 12-16.

J. Earl Danieley, who served as president of Elon from 1957-1973 and remains a fixture of the community, will be recognized as part of the annual Founders Day celebrations. The events include a special College Coffee on March 9, a Whitley Auditorium College Chapel service on March 11 and, later that evening, a fireside chat in Whitley Auditorium where Danieley will answer questions collected in advance from students by the Student Government Association.

Belk Library celebrates its 10th anniversary this week with a series of events and prizes for visitors, including nightly refreshments through Thursday and a special College Coffee with birthday cake and other celebration materials.

Jamane Yeager, Electronic Resources Librarian in Belk Library, received the Roadbuilder's Award at the North Carolina Library Association's biennial conference last fall.

51±¬ÁÏÍø 2,500 books donated by Elon students faculty and staff are headed to the library at the University of Ghana. The book drive was coordinated by Brian Digre, professor of history and leader of Elon's Ghana Winter Term program.