Professor of Chemistry Joel Karty showed off his competitive spirit and won the Carolina Classic Fair’s hot dog-eating contest—hosted by legendary champ Joey Chestnut!
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Professor of Chemistry Joel Karty showed off his competitive spirit and won the Carolina Classic Fair’s hot dog-eating contest—hosted by legendary champ Joey Chestnut!
Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4s919XP
Immigration attorney and TEDx speaker Hillary Walsh visited Elon Law to examine three decades of U.S. immigration policy at the annual Elon Law Review symposium.
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Elon mourns the loss of Russell B. Gill, Distinguished University Professor, Maude Sharpe Powell Professor, and former dean of arts and sciences. Gill dedicated nearly four decades to building the academic excellence that defines our university today. https://bit.ly/4B2ynMr
Congratulations to Amanda Steinman '17, the PR News 2026 Person of the Year in the Nonprofit PR Innovators category. The alumna brings nearly a decade of cybersecurity communications experience to her new role as director of communications for Checkmarx. https://bit.ly/4793iJs
Anette Cruz '29 is is making everyone around her feel welcomed. From the Mi Casa Living Learning Community to serving as president of the Latinx-Hispanic Union, Cruz has found her home at Elon—and she's helping others find theirs too. Read more: https://bit.ly/4sbEPg7
Despite the rain, Phoenix pride shone brightly during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend. From an unforgettable performance by DJ Diesel to heartfelt reunions decades in the making, the weekend reminded us all why Elon feels like home.
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Be a traveler, not a tourist with Elon. Our alumni travel program extends Elon's tradition of experiential learning beyond campus.
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Be a traveler, not a tourist with Elon. Our alumni travel program extends Elon's tradition of experiential learning beyond campus, giving graduates opportunities to keep learning together while exploring destinations worldwide. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4hNgZSX
Assistant Professor of Journalism Israel Balderas brings his experience as a First Amendment attorney and former television journalist to the classroom, where he helps students find their passion. Read more about his journey from the newsroom to Elon here: https://bit.ly/4zkrDHZ
Author Hanif Abdurraqib visited campus to discuss his memoir "There's Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension," the Common Reading selection. The event explored the writing process and the responsibility to the people and places that shape us. https://bit.ly/4hEQIXf
Are you ready for the biggest Rock the Block yet? Here is everything you need to know before you go: https://bit.ly/4ATNMyG
The Princeton Review has named Elon one of the nation's best-value colleges. The recognition is based on career preparation, affordability, and the support system our community provides—from professors to dining hall workers to groundskeepers. Read more: https://bit.ly/3TXKmu4
Elon University's Committee on Elon History and Memory has been working to help our community better understand Elon's history with race. Now, that work is becoming more accessible through a new mobile app. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4AswKYh
September brought the Elon community fully into the rhythm of a new academic year. From thought-provoking speakers and engaging performances to Phoenix athletics and everyday moments of campus life. Take a look back at some of the memorable moments: https://bit.ly/4hyzmuW
María Cassereau '27 is exploring her passion for working with marginalized communities through her involvement as a Global Partnership Scholar and her work with El Centro. Read her story here as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. https://bit.ly/47pojQ1
Two newly redesigned spaces in Elon University’s Carol Grotnes Belk Library will help researchers explore how physical environments can better support neurodivergent students while giving all students more choices in how and where they study. Read more: https://bit.ly/3TT021G
Meet Binita Shaw '30, an Odyssey Program scholar who was born in India, grew up in Saudi Arabia and attended high school in Ohio before coming to Elon. Shaw plans to study biology and/or neuroscience, building on her glioblastoma research. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4cYTViS
New York Times columnist and bestselling author David Brooks spoke to a sold-out crowd for Fall Convocation on Sept. 25. Brooks shared insights on two essential skills: how to see people and how to have an impact on the world. Read more here: https://bit.ly/47ky0z5
The Hon. Carrie Vickery L’09, a member of the Elon University School of Law charter class and the school’s first graduate elected to the bench, has been appointed to serve as a North Carolina Superior Court judge. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4rv4ekE
Amy Gutierrez-Luviano recently joined Elon as assistant director for the Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education, where she manages El Centro. She brings her passion for mentoring students as they navigate their own journeys. Read her story: https://bit.ly/4y1Yh14