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After years of welcoming new students to Queens University, Chaplain Adrian Bird experienced Move-In Day from the other side when he dropped off his daughter, Lydia, at �þ���.

Earth Day Every Day is a series of events that occur during the first six weeks of classes, meant to inspire the Elon community to celebrate our planet and live more sustainably every day.

Eagle Scout and Queens Presidential Scholar Raven Horneman ’30 is bringing her trailblazing leadership and love for storytelling to campus as a double major in creative writing and business.

The ceremony, part of New Student Orientation, formally introduces new students to Elon’s Honor Code and calls on them to consider how those values will guide their decisions in the classroom, across campus and beyond the university.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley offers this weekly message to help students stay informed and prepare for the week ahead.

"Human* Being: On Otherkin Identity and Digital Community" is an ethnographic exploration of the Otherkin—a technologically mediated community whose members identify as other-than-human

Jewish Life at Elon welcomed the incoming class of 2030 with a shabbat dinner and Jewish activity fair. Rabbi Maor Greene delivered a �þ��� on how the Jewish community at Elon supports one another. Representatives from Hillel, Chabad, AEPi, AEPhi and Hebrew Club also attended the event.

Surrounded by family members, faculty and staff Under the Oaks, members of the Class of 2030 and new transfer students heard messages about resilience, community and the responsibility that comes with an Elon education.

The presentation demonstrated how the study of literature can contribute to wellness education while strengthening critical thinking and enhancing students’ analytical, cultural, and interpersonal skills.

The School of Communications faculty member explored how conversational styles can influence the way people communicate with AI and how they evaluate the responses they receive.