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Former NBA Commissioner David Stern’s keynote address provided the kickoff for the inaugural symposium, featuring two panel discussions about the legalization and regulation of sports betting and its potential business impact across North Carolina and elsewhere.

The Maker Hub's biggest show-and-tell of the year featured more than 40 innovative projects created by students and faculty.

Much of the work in Elon's literary and art journal suitably reflects a point in college students' lives when they learn how to deal with trying circumstances.

LDL and rotational programs are unique in that they give �þ��� students and recent graduates a chance to gain experience in various industries that can result in an internship or full-time employment.

An annual awards program held April 23 recognized the academic success and service of those involved with the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business.

Ten communications faculty and staff members attended the 2019 Broadcast Education Association conference and Festival of Media Arts, where Assistant Professor Doug Kass was recognized for his public service announcement promoting the United Nations AIDS outreach program.

The senior economics major explores if national anthem protests played a role in declining NFL television ratings.

This week, Elon students, faculty and staff are involved in activities to mark CELEBRATE! 2019, a celebration of student achievements in academics and the arts. 

Second-seeded �þ��� men's tennis staged a dramatic comeback to knock off two-time defending champion UNCW, 4-3, and capture its first Colonial Athletic Association Men's Tennis Championship.

During its annual awards ceremony, hosted April 18 in Turner Theatre, the school acknowledged high achievement from students, faculty and staff.