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Harvard Law professor and former Democratic presidential candidate Lawrence Lessig visited the Elon University School of Law Tuesday to speak with an Elon faculty member who hosts a popular radio program broadcast in Silicon Valley.
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Over my years of chaplaincy I’ve noticed a trend among seniors. I think that sharing my observations will help you to place yourself in these strenuous days.
Students enjoyed a break from end-of-year stress Monday afternoon at Delta Upsilon fraternity's event, DU Dogs. The afternoon allowed students to buy tickets for the opportunity to pet both puppies and dogs from the Humane Society of Alamance County. The event served as the main attraction for the organization's philanthropy week — all proceeds benefitted the Boys and Girls Club of Burlington and the Humane Society.
Elon University’s Global Education Center (GEC) announced the winners of its annual photo contest Monday, featuring student-submitted photos of their Study Abroad or Study USA programs. Winners were selected from three different categories and won a variety of prizes.
Over the past 20 years, social scientists have found that religious beliefs and practices are linked to mental health and ability to function.
Hundreds of Elon University students gathered to increase cancer awareness in the annual Colleges Against Cancer Relay for Life 12-hour fundraiser April 23-24. Despite having to be moved inside because of rain, the event shattered previous fundraising records with a total of $90,388.61.
Why is this night different from all other nights?
Party for the Planet, an Eco-Reps-coordinated event, was an installment of the Elon Earth Week celebration. Aligned with the goals of prior events, the April 22 Party for the Planet promoted eco-friendly living, celebrated the beauties of the natural world and inspired attendees to strive for a healthier planet.
Junior Chris Tarpley singlehandedly ignited a fiery, vigorous debate at the most recent Elon University SGA meeting, sprouting an animated conversation about race with three simple words: Where were you?
In celebration of Earth Week, the Elon Famers Market reopened at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. The weekly market will now be held every Thursday until October on the Elon Community Church front lawn.
The Inter-Residence Council (IRC) and SPARKS held an educational trivia night Thursday at Elon University about sexual awareness. Instead of IRC’s normal bingo nights, it decided to participate in Sexual Assault Awareness month by informing students about sexual health through trivia questions and prizes.
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On Tuesday evening, Elon University’s Global Neighborhood film series aired its last film, “The Harvest / La Cosecha.” This year, films were held in the Global Commons Media Room and the series theme was Food: The Culture, Politics and Ethics of Eating.
Executive in Residence of Elon University's Love School of Business and founding President of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Eileen Claussen addressed a large audience at 7:30 p.m. April 19 in McKinnon Hall to share ideas about changing the way both citizens and governments view climate change.
Even before the announcement of an expansion to the Love School of Business, students complained about parking. Now that construction is slotted to take place in the McMichael parking lot for the new building, there are concerns that student parking on campus will be even more scarce.
Beginning April 23, Elon University will hold various events to appreciate the success and dedication of its students for CELEBRATE! Week 2016. This year marks the 10th anniversary of CELEBRATE! Week, where members of the faculty and student population partake in events that showcase students’ talents and intelligence.
Elon University Vice President of Admissions and Financial Planning Greg Zaiser has been working long enough to see the college admissions process change and grow. In his time at Elon, he’s seen the entire system become more complex.
Freshman Jazmine Langley knew what she was getting into when she applied to Elon University last year.
As technology each year becomes less expensive and further-reaching, Elon University professors are turning the traditional classroom setting on its head and determining what new tools are most effective.