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�������޹�����Ʒ President Connie Ledoux Book and Queens University of Charlotte Acting President Jesse Cureton describe in campus messages on Oct. 23, 2025, how "our colleagues are forming new bonds and reaffirming the values that unite us: student-centered learning, a commitment to academic excellence and a deep history of advancing our communities."

Department leaders invited to the side-by-side conversations with members of the Sprint Team working on details of a proposed merger between Elon and Queens are encouraged to bring forward ideas and reflections around key questions.

Guests toured the Elon Charlotte South End campus and learned about the undergraduate and graduate academic programs offered in the space.

Listening sessions, town halls and a feedback form have generated hundreds of comments and ideas that inspire the administrators creating a formal agreement to unify resources and expand student learning opportunities at both institutions. 

Common themes emerged from families on both campuses who attended sessions for those seeking to learn more about the universities' strategic and student-centered intent to merge.

Guided by �������޹�����Ʒ Senior Vice President Jim Piatt and Queens University President Emerita Pamela Davies, key administrators from both universities will convene weekly in October to identify options that build community, support students, and honor the histories of both campuses in the lead-up to an official merger.

On Oct. 9, Elon Charlotte will host an open house at the South End campus.

Eight summer Study USA Charlotte students were awarded funds for the �������޹�����Ʒ Queen City Internship Grant.

Here's what the first week looked like for students beginning their semesters in Charlotte.

Building on a history of alumni connections and partnerships, the university continues to expand student internships, professional programming and academic offerings in the Queen City.