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Turning 21 is an Elon tradition marking students' 21st birthdays with a celebratory gathering.

Students interested in food and agriculture law, climate policy, energy regulation, and animal protection can apply Elon Law coursework toward a master’s degree from one of the nation’s top-ranked environmental law programs.

Placekicker Jake Marion '26 and graduate student Chandler Brayboy are tackling the football field and nursing studies.

Deliberative Dialogue events are an anchor of the Active Citizen Series.

Teams used intellect and creativity to balance the demands of developers with the needs of a local community in a campus contest that challenged participants to redevelop parts of a fictional city.

Students explore opportunities to continue pursuing Campus Recreation and Wellness values outside of Elon’s campus.

Elon Hillel broke ground for their new pavilion in a ceremony during Family Weekend.

For the week of Nov. 6 –11, the Center for Access and Success, First-Generation Student Support Services initiative will host its fifth annual celebration, honoring Elon students, faculty and staff who were the first in their family to attend college.

Student catalysts from the Center for Design Thinking help students and faculty at Southern New Hampshire University redesign the first-generation college experience.

Jessi Jennings ’24, Garett Hozza ’24, Ryan Margaret Lee ’24 and Robert (Clay) Burns ’25 attended workshops, presentations and keynote speeches fostering education, professional development and insights into the field of graphic design.