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More than 30 original projects were on display in Moseley Center on Wednesday, April 27 for the annual Maker Takeover.

After a successful removal of a lesion on her brain, Sable has been seizure-free for nearly two years. Now, she shares her journey in hopes to be an advocate for those still dealing with the neurological disorder.

With a return to in-person gathering for the first time since 2019, the Spring Undergraduate Research Forum highlighted more than 230 unique and innovative student research projects.

Directed by Julio Matos, associate professor of performing arts, "Movin' On" is a humorous and compelling look at the lives of six successful Broadway performers trying to sing and dance their way out of the chorus line.

Potter, a public health studies and policy studies double major, will pursue her master's degree at the London School of Economics next academic year.

Psychology major Eukela Little '22 along with her mentor, Buffie Longmire-Avital, center their Lumen Scholar research on reframing the "strong Black woman" persona to include self-care through a mobile health intervention.

The event also served as the inauguration of incoming SGA Executive leaders.

¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ, faculty and staff at ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ gathered on Good Friday to reflect on the death of Jesus Christ with a devotional journey through the heart of Elon's campus.

Parks has been university registrar since 2013, and in that time has published over 90 articles in higher education journals.

Originating from Denmark 22 years ago, the Human Library project teaches how to "unjudge" people and returns for the sixth time on Elon's campus.