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Sustainability-focused student organizations gathered at Elon University’s Community Garden to paint pots and plant succulents at Planting for the Planet on Sept. 5.
The class of 2026 gathered for Senior Kickoff Under the Oaks on Sept. 2, marking the first official event of the year for seniors.
The Welcome B(l)ack Cookout is the Black Student Union’s first event of fall semester. This year, the event took place Aug. 30, filling Phi Beta Kappa Commons with laughter and music.
Late Night Elon hosted a carnival event Friday night with Milk Club on Young Commons.
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Every year, Elon University picks one book to help incoming students start important conversations. This year’s pick is “First Gen: a memoir” by Alejandra Campoverdi — and it’s already got people talking.
One of the last events of orientation is the LLC Kickoff for members of Elon’s Living-Learning Communities, hosted in McKinnon Hall. During the kickoff all 27 of Elon’s LLCs gathered to engage with each other, play trivia, learn about upcoming events and engage in breakout groups.
Every time Mike Paznokas visits Elon, he said he learns something new that makes him appreciate the university even more. This is his third trip to the campus and everything he’s learned about Elon, he said, makes him think it’s a great fit for his daughter. Rose Paznokas is entering her freshman year with enthusiasm. She said she is excited to be a part of Elon’s community and continue exploring campus.
As summer comes to a close in the Town of Elon, migratory freshmen burst into town with new rooms and new questions. Town of Elon Mayor Emily Sharpe witnessed the seasonal turning of the student population since 2021. She said she has hopes for the new Elon students to plant roots here.
Ira Poston begins his day on his farm at 8 a.m. He turns on his green John Deere truck and drives from his house to his farm property. In the back of his vehicle is a paint bucket filled to the brim with wood scraps and wilted leaves. Next to it is a battered and soot-stained bee smoker.
Every year, six seniors at Elon University are chosen to participate in the Elon Year of Service Fellows Program; a post-grad opportunity allowing them to live and work in Alamance County, and give back to the community they lived in during the four years of their undergrad experience.
When opening the Limitless Dropbox of beats, melodies and loops in her 2014 Chevy Cruze, Elon senior Nailah Ware heard a melody created by Elon junior Jax Bohnenberger that became a “hit” in just one night.
Local theatre organization, Piedmont Shakespeare Company, has begun its inaugural season, performing “Hamlet” across 6 locations throughout the Triad.
Abigail Kerr left behind the foam weapons of Dagorhir — a live-action combat game — in search of a new challenge. They found it on the roller derby flat track, where the hits are real, the pace is relentless and they don’t have to hold anything back.
Elon music theatre alumna Mallorie Sievert ’24 will spend the next year traveling the United States with the first national tour of "Shucked." Sievert is one of at least 7 Elon music theatre alumni currently in a national tour.
As they prepared to walk the stage at commencement, several graduated seniors still logged hours on and off campus. From downtown Elon businesses to on-campus offices, many graduated seniors balanced academics with part-time employment in the final stretch of their college careers. Off campus, Elon’s downtown and its businesses rely heavily on student workers.
Seniors and their families gathered in McKinnon Hall May 22 to take part in the Legacy Reception, a celebration for students who have had a relative attend Elon before them.
Elon University seniors capped off the end of their final semester with a night of celebration, games, food and fireworks on May 21 at Rhodes Stadium during the annual Senior Celebration event.
When emergencies strike in Elon, a unique team of heroes rushes to the scene— college students. The Town of Elon Fire Department consists of full and part-time employees and volunteers, covering two stations in Elon. For student firefighters responding to campus emergency calls is about more than fulfilling a duty. It’s an opportunity to connect with peers during moments of need, strengthening bonds and fostering a sense of community. From routine alarms to critical emergencies, these encounters help bridge the gap between professional responsibility and personal relationships on campus.