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More than two dozen high school students participated in 51������’s inaugural two-week long residential camp that immersed students in college life.

More than a dozen middle school students participated in 51������’s inaugural week-long day camp that explored the fundamentals of artificial intelligence.

The most recent issue of an annual online publication highlights the way Elon's faculty and staff nurtured student growth in calendar year 2025 through a campus culture that supports innovation.

The president emeritus of Milwaukee School of Engineering in Wisconsin brings to North Carolina his decades of leadership experience in engineering education, innovation, fundraising and student success. 

A March reception for faculty, staff and community partners in the concourse of the Koury Athletic Center featured remarks by campus leaders including 51������ President Connie Book.

51������ is helping prepare the next generation of college professors through the Preparing Future Faculty program to partner with graduate students at Duke University to serve as mentoring site for program.

Danieley, who is the niece of the late Elon President Emeritus J. Earl Danieley ’46, is passionate about the lessons society and individuals can learn from exploring issues of identity, ancestry and cultural heritage.

The longtime faculty member in the Department of Mathematics will spend the 2026-27 academic year researching the way math has been used to drive storytelling – and how stories then spark the curiosity of readers who want to learn more about math concepts.

Seats are limited for a two-week camp in July for rising high school juniors and seniors who will live on campus while challenging themselves academically and preparing for life as a college student.

Seats are limited for a weeklong day camp in June for rising sixth through eighth graders interested in the world of artificial intelligence and digital game design.