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Their research, “Cleopatra on Screen: How Western Biases and Orientalism Informed Early Film Adaptations of Cleopatra,” examined stage and screen representations of the famous Egyptian queen — and the ideologies behind them.

Amanda Chunco, associate professor of environmental studies, named CATL Scholar for the 2024-25 and 2025-2026 academic years.

Micah Daw, lecturer in art, presented his research at the 79th annual SECAC (formerly the Southeastern College Art Conference) in Richmond, Virginia, on Oct. 12, 2023.

The 65th biennial conference of the North Carolina Library Association was held Oct. 16-20 in Winston-Salem, N.C.

�þ��� interested in food and agriculture law, climate policy, energy regulation, and animal protection can apply Elon Law coursework toward a master’s degree from one of the nation’s top-ranked environmental law programs.

The festival presented the film “The Illusion of Abundance: Risking Their Life to Protect Our Planet” by Erika Gonzales Remirez and Matthieu Lietaert in Turner Theater.

Adam Lalor, a well-renowned scholar on neurodiversity and vice president of neurodiversity research and innovation at Landmark College, spoke with Elon faculty and staff on Wednesday, Oct. 25.

The fellowship through the National Women's Studies Association aims to increase the number and influence of women of color among students, staff and faculty in the field of women's studies.

Yashashree Jadhav discusses gravitational recoil for supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies.

Teams used intellect and creativity to balance the demands of developers with the needs of a local community in a campus contest that challenged participants to redevelop parts of a fictional city.