Lucia Jervis

Stories of struggle, reform and new beginnings

Sustainable Alamance, a rehabilitation center, helps convicted felons work toward a better day for themselves and their families.

The different paths Elon Latino / Hispanic students take to immigrate into the United States

Elon Alumni return to perform relevant classics in Whitley Auditorium

Elon alumni Susan L. Hahn and Katherine Thomas are going to fly back in time and perform together in Whitley Auditorium February 16th at 7:30. Hahn graduated Elon in 2009; she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, then she studied at the University of Louisville School of Music where she got her Master of Music in Vocal Performance.

Fostering community in the Community Garden

There is a place on campus where students can learn about gardening, grow their own vegetables, fruits, and plants, and take these home. This place is Elon’s Community Garden. The Garden is located at 410 E.

Students and faculty choreograph Fall Dance Concert

New year, new and different Fall Dance Concert.

Professors share residence halls with students

After a day of filled with lecturing, attending meetings and meeting with students, some professors — just like students — go back to their residential neighborhood and wind down in what they consider their home.

1st year, 1st audition, 1st musical

The Department of Performing Arts will be presenting the musical “Parade” in November. All of the Musical Theatre students, including first-year students, already auditioned and some of them got cast for the musical.  The audition for “Parade” was the first-year students’ first audition.

Lambert calls out three freshmen in convocation

Each year, Elon University President Leo Lambert highlights three students in his convocation speech. These three students represent a fraction of those that have done extracurricular activities and described to their peers, in front of parents and faculty.

Greek Week dance unifies affiliates

The Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils at Elon University have been participating in multiple events for an entire week called Greek Week.

Sigma Kappa takes home Greek Week Dance competition

The Sororities and Fraternities at Elon University have been preparing themselves for several months and putting their time and energy into one big event that knows how to attract a crowd: The Greek Week dance competition.

Elon student compares affect-based versus intensity-based workouts

Nicole Doolen is making exercise intriguing again

Senior shares her story of becoming a legal immigrant

Rebecca Hurd, Elon's 'comedy queen'

About six hundred students were sitting in Elon University’s performing arts theatre, McCrary Theatre Wednesday night, waiting to see SNL Colin Jost’s stand-up.

‘Amistad We Stand’ expresses emotion behind slave trade

Director Jason Aryeh is taking Elon University on a trip to travel history through his show Amistad We Stand. It begins in Africa and ends in North America.