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More than 550 students, families, and community members packed Alumni Gym for Easter Mass on Sunday, April 5.

Members of the campus community broke bread with members of the Burlington Masjid on PBK Commons on March 31

Centered on the theme “Distinctly in Bloom: Growing Together,” this year’s celebration invites the campus community to explore the breadth of Asian, Pacific Islander and South Asian cultures through programs hosted by the Center for Race, Ethnicity and Diversity Education (CREDE).

Through signature traditions, student-led initiatives, inclusive dining practices and vibrant religious and spiritual organizations, Elon prepares graduates to navigate a diverse and interconnected world with respect and understanding.

Applications are open through April 6 for students who want to strengthen their capacity for curious disagreement

Elon's Muslim community is celebrating the holy month of Ramadan.

The Festival of Lights and Luminaries has been voted "Best University Tradition" again this year by readers of "The Pendulum," celebrating community, diversity and belonging across religious and cultural differences.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley offers this weekly message to help students stay informed and prepare for the week ahead.

With the support of Rotary International and this $30,000 grant, Miranda is currently earning her Master of Science in Global Health from National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan.

Alexander Silbiger was a young child when Nazi Germany invaded and occupied his home in the Netherlands. On Feb. 12, Silbiger told the story of his family's escape from the country in �þ���'s Holocaust Remembrance Day speaker event.