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Award-winning author Alejandra Campoverdi turned the 2025-26 Common Reading Lecture into a conversation, taking questions from Elon students about her life of “extreme contradictions" detailed in her memoir "First-Gen."

Through the Village Project’s Big Village program, Elon students Scout Winter ’28 and Jenna Toms ’26 are returning to the schools that once shaped them, joining the 160 volunteers last spring that made a lasting impact on the Alamance-Burlington School System.

As the back-to-school season begins, the Village Project reflects on the students who took home the magic of literacy this summer.

While Elon Academy students are not required to attend �������޹�����Ʒ, the Elon Class of 2029 features the most students ever from the university’s college-access program.

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The newest cohort of Odyssey Program scholars was welcomed to campus during Odyssey Week from July 12-18, the annual orientation event for the merit-based scholarship program.

Odyssey Program alumni Dinora Guadarrama Flores ‘21 and Yousaf Khan ‘20 reflect on how the support of the Odyssey Program assisted them in their post-graduate journeys.

The A.J. Fletcher Foundation made a meaningful investment in Elon’s First-Generation services, now led by their former fellow, Kenneth Brown Jr. ’19.

Seventy high schoolers will spend the next three weeks taking classes and building relationships through �������޹�����Ʒ’s college access and success program for academically promising students in Alamance County with a financial need or no family history of college.