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How the groundbreaking Core Curriculum of 1994 shaped the future of experiential learning at Elon

Science and the arts converge at Elon as two departments team up to bring the canine characters in “Legally Blonde: The Musical” to life.

Seven years after graduating from 51������ School of Law, the Hon. Leah Britt Lanier embraces her role helping others in their journeys toward sobriety.

After a formative global study course his senior year, Donald Wickline ’02 returned to Ghana with his family in the spring with the help of Elon connections.

Lee Rainie, director of Elon’s Imagining the Digital Future Center, discusses the role of artificial intelligence in the country’s political and civil life.

Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems Long Xia is known for his fervent exploration of cutting-edge technologies and artificial intelligence innovation, as well as mentoring students in unlocking AI’s potential for creating meaningful solutions.

A look at Elon’s first reading room, which gave way to today’s Carol Grotnes Belk Library

Jeffrey Masters '11 shares insights about the recent slew of bills that have been passed or proposed in the U.S. targeting the trans community.

In this 3000-level course, Associate Professor of Human Service Studies Vanessa Drew-Branch guides students in exploring the evolution of Black comedy in America and its role in exposing societal injustices.

Professor of Physical Therapy Education and department chair and program director for the Department of Physical Therapy Education Charity Johansson helps shape DPT graduates into not only highly skilled professionals but compassionate and empathetic providers.