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During a monthly dinner hosted by the Oaks Neighborhood, Elon philosophy faculty members helped facilitate important conversations on the philosophy of food.

More than 70 students, faculty and staff examined the style, subjects and history of political cartoons from around the world.

The third annual Residential College Symposium marked the launch of the new group, with contributions from several Elon faculty and staff. 

Elon alumna Gail H. LaRose ’64 and her daughter Michelle LaRose, an Elon trustee, have made a $2.5 million gift to name a new student gathering space planned for the historic part of campus.

The Oct. 12 program at ¸£ÀûÑÇÖÞ¹ú²ú¾«Æ· in the Danieley Center Neighborhood will feature an all-star cast of musicians performing songs that have been censored or banned, or that call for social change. 

At this year's second Global Neighborhood House Dinner on the theme "The Arts Without Borders," Assistant Professor of Communications Ahmed Fadaam guided students through the evolutions of art in Iraq.

The Danieley Center and Colonnades neighborhoods are hosting a social event for students.

Elon's social media manager asks students to consider whom they follow and how they access information online.

Jane Shutt, the daughter of Elon President Emeritus Earl Danieley, and head football coach Rich Skrosky offered remarks to the first-year students.