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The Elon alum says the technical training he gained at the university was vital, but connecting with the Elon community in New York City has made his transition to a musical theatre career even better.

Bourque brings to this role a sustained commitment to inclusive pedagogy, interdisciplinary collaboration and thoughtful course design.

Jasmine Walker ’25 grew up in Alamance County and now, through Elon’s Year of Service Fellows Program, she’s getting the opportunity to give back and learn from her community.

�þ��� in the third fall cohort of the Study USA Charlotte program had a dynamic and eye-opening semester in the Queen City

Saniya Pangare L’25 was recognized during Elon Law’s 18th Commencement with the David Gergen Award for Leadership & Professionalism, the School of Law’s highest award, named in honor of the presidential advisor and longtime chair of the school’s advisory board.

The Hon. Phil Berger Jr., North Carolina Supreme Court Justice, delivered a Commencement address to the �þ��� School of Law Class of 2025 emphasizing the importance of using legal skills to serve those facing hardship.

Six fall Study USA Charlotte students were awarded funds for the �þ��� Queen City Internship Grant.

The outgoing Student Bar Association president earned the Distinguished Service Award for leadership and dedication to her classmates and community.

After years of �þ��� in the classroom, Sarah Jenkins ’25 is hanging it up and putting on the scrubs as she earns a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree through Elon’s accelerated program.

Before he even graduates from �þ���, Campy Rodriguez is already part of one of Disney’s most popular stories as he performs in the ensemble of “Aladdin” on Broadway. But unlike the story’s main character, Rodriguez’s dreams are less magical and more hard work.