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Tales from the Archives: The fan-made “Fighting Christian” costume
September 14, 2026
Before the Phoenix, Elon's mascot was the "Fighting Christian." In the 1970s, a homemade version of Elon's mascot was often seen at the college's football games, worn by a local Elon College fan.
Andrew Schwartz provides expert commentary to WalletHub about credit card approvals
September 11, 2026
Schwartz spoke with WalletHub about instant approvals for credit card applications, and what consumers should know.
Dave Bockino pens op-ed on sports gambling for The Washington Post
September 9, 2026
David Bockino, professor of sport management, recently wrote an opinion piece on sports gambling for The Washington Post. Read an excerpt from the piece below.
Devon Hawkins discusses treasury yields with USA Today
September 8, 2026
Hawkins spoke with USA Today for an advice article on treasury yields and mortgage rates.
Inking the deal: Elon Law Dean Zak Kramer makes good on bar-pass promise
September 8, 2026
Dean Zak Kramer agreed to get an Elon Law tattoo if the Class of 2025 achieved an 85% first-time bar passage rate. Graduates far surpassed that mark last spring.
Mat Gendle and Amanda Tapler publish refereed book chapter on facilitating international community partnerships
September 7, 2026
The chapter was including in the recently published book “How to Facilitate Community-Engaged Learning”
Dan Burns publishes article, book chapter on adaptations
September 7, 2026
Associate Professor of English Dan Burns recently published an article and a book chapter on film adaptations of novels by Franz Kafka and James Baldwin, examining the cognitive and phenomenological dimensions of the viewing experience.
Lee Rainie discusses why AI-generated images can all look the same in TechCrunch
September 4, 2026
Rainie talked with TechCrunch about how AI models tend to produce similar images, including some that people find "unsettling."
Baris Kesgin analyzes growing Israel-Turkey rivalry in El Mercurio
September 3, 2026
The article, written in Spanish, examines how tensions have intensified amid conflicts in Gaza and Iran, political changes in Syria and efforts by both countries to strengthen regional alliances.
Pate McMichael discusses public access to mug shots in The Wall Street Journal
September 3, 2026
McMichael, instructor of communications, spoke with The Wall Street Journal about Wake County's decision to remove its mugshot database.