Ethan Wu

Ethan Wu '27 is majoring in communication design and minoring in photography at Elon University. Wu is very active in the photography scene, with his photography business focusing on event and automotive photography. Wu serves many roles on campus, including Visual Media Coordinator of Elon Motorsports, Elon Art Department Cage Manager, and Student Photographer for the Elon University Office of Communications. Wu is passionate about commercial, artistic, and journalistic photography. He also enjoys driving and learning to skate in his free time. Find his best work in his portfolio.

Recent Articles

NEWS 9/9/26 4:21pm

Town of Elon, Gibsonville, Elon Campus Police assist in robbery investigation

By Mia Torres , Lily Mosbacher and Ethan Wu

There was a heavy police presence at the Citgo gas station on West Haggard Avenue in Elon around 2:40 p.m. on Sept. 9. Nine police cars were on the scene, including Town of Elon Police, Elon Campus Police and Gibsonville police. Police surrounded one vehicle, which according to Town of Elon police was tracked by a Burlington Police drone. Town of Elon police told Elon News Network the vehicle that was pulled over was tracked by a Burlington drone. That information was passed to Gibsonville and Town of Elon Police by the Burlington Police Department.

More Articles by Ethan Wu »

Recent Media

Wu_WSOC Elon vs. Duke_25.11.14-0010.jpg
Wu_ENN Photo Hunt_250820-0012.jpg
Wu_Health EU Construction _250718-0001.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0001.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0002.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0003.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0004.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0005.jpg
Wu_Mebane Road Damage_250710-0011.jpg

More Media by Ethan Wu »

Latest

LIFESTYLE 09/12/2026 3:21pm
Graham community gathers for annual 9/11 commemorative 5K

Nearly 500 runners and walkers gathered behind the Graham Fire Station on Sept. 12 for the city’s sixth annual 9/11 Commemorative 5K, honoring the lives lost in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. The event included a 5K run and walk, a noncompetitive one-mile course, the First Responders Team Cup and a new Community Team Cup. Attendees could also participate in a blood drive, visit first responder vehicles and take part in a range of other activities.

Advertisement