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International students in the Class of 2021 added their oak saplings to the International Grove, which saw its first saplings planted by members of the Class of 2017.

The broadcast journalism major wrote, executive produced and stars in a feature-length film, titled “Shapeless,” that touches on her personal struggles with an eating disorder.

At the annual Faculty/Staff Awards Luncheon on May 12, the Elon community honored faculty and staff members who are retiring this year.

Slattery and her team at The Hunger Project leveraged their network of 500,000 leaders, including nearly 333,000 women, to spread awareness about the COVID-19 pandemic among communities most at risk for contracting and suffering complications from the disease.

Accepting submissions until May 2! Submissions do NOT need to be from just the past year.

The �þ��� junior will participate in the Television Academy Foundation program, fondly dubbed the “Emmy’s internship,” this summer.

The agreement enables students from non-affiliated schools to receive academic credit from Elon for completing TWC’s Academic Internship Program

Russell's invited talk was offered via Zoom and was titled, "Study Abroad: A Gateway to Empathy and Equity."

Paula DiBiasio, associate professor in physical therapy and GLO program coordinator, and Danielle Lake, director of design thinking and associate professor, are partnering with Doctor of Physical Therapy program students and Global Learning Opportunities (GLO) program alumni to co-design the future of GLO. DiBiasio envisions a more flexible program that positively impacts healthcare disparities by promoting students’ development of skills related to engaging with difference sensitively and equitably.

After watching an episode of “Roswell, New Mexico” she directed, Raimist spoke to students on Jan. 18 regarding her work in television, how she got her start, and what it is like to direct during a pandemic.