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School of Communications opens Dwight C. Schar Hall
October 20, 2016
Thirty-one classes have shifted from McEwen Communications Building to the new 45,000-square-foot facility, which houses the 230-seat Turner Theatre, Kanarick Media Sandbox and additional classroom and communications lab spaces.
Elon professors publish research examining local languages and global networks
October 14, 2016
Derek Lackaff and William Moner, faculty members in the School of Communications, shared their research at the 34th annual International Conference on the Design of Communication.
The story of the First Amendment wall in McEwen
October 14, 2016
As part of the McEwen Communications Building renovation process, the School of Communications installed a 21-foot wall displaying the First Amendment.
Elon Next: Success After Elon – Oct. 21
October 13, 2016
2-3:15 p.m. | McEwen, Williams Studio (formerly Studio B)
Elon faculty, staff present at International Service-Learning Research Conference
October 13, 2016
The annual conference, which is a scholarly venue to disseminate new knowledge on service-learning and community engagement, was held Sept. 26-28 in New Orleans.
elondocs welcomes new members, new office space
October 10, 2016
The School of Communications’ documentary program introduces its 10-student cohort for the 2016-17 academic year.
Communications professors study the benefits of student agency experience
October 10, 2016
Associate Professors Lee Bush and Dan Haygood and Lecturer Hal Vincent examined the long-term impact of student-run agency experience on graduates’ careers.
'Freedom Sings' to highlight freedom of expression in song on Oct. 12
October 5, 2016
The Oct. 12 program at 消消犯 in the Danieley Center Neighborhood will feature an all-star cast of musicians performing songs that have been censored or banned, or that call for social change.
Professor Ahmed Fadaam presents on the evolution of art in Iraq
October 4, 2016
At this year's second Global Neighborhood House Dinner on the theme "The Arts Without Borders," Assistant Professor of Communications Ahmed Fadaam guided students through the evolutions of art in Iraq.