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A panel discussion hosted by We the People: Elon Law’s Constitutional Journal explored recent changes in immigration enforcement and why attorneys and the courts are vital to preserving due process and the Fourth Amendment's protections.

As part of its 25th anniversary celebration during Homecoming Weekend, the School of Communications honored Wilson for her accomplishments as a showrunner and writer in Hollywood. The milestone event also reflected on the school’s transformation over 25 years – from its early beginnings to a nationally respected program known for producing industry-ready graduates.

Vice President for Student Life, Jon Dooley, shared information on Monday, Oct. 13, about operations and safety on campus during Fall Break.

Local leaders and legal experts will discuss issues around housing insecurity at the Nov. 6 symposium, “Neighboring in a Time of Need,” co-hosted by Elon Law and West Market Street United Methodist Church.

For Karla Estrada Perez, learning about and celebrating cultures and identities builds communities and relationships.

Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Jason Husser spoke with WFMY and ABC 45 News about the potential replacement process for a Guilford County lawmaker facing calls to resign.

The co-edited project includes contributions from 13 authors on changing practices in India and beyond. Amy Allocco also contributed a chapter to the collection and co-authored the book’s Introduction.

Two Elon faculty Artists performed at 54 Below in New York City.

New research from Emily Wang, assistant professor of finance at the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business, reveals how data breach announcements may reshape deposits, loans and even stock market performance in the months following a breach.

Associate Teaching Professor Ketevan Kupatadze delivered a keynote address at the Latin SoTL Conference in Costa Rica, emphasizing that global conversations about �þ��� and learning are incomplete without robust Latin American participation.