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The event marks an historical milestone for one of Elon’s newest benefits for its employees and students.

Professor of Law Enrique Armijo spoke with WFMY, the CBS television affiliate in Greensboro, North Carolina, about First Amendment protections.

Kelsey Bitting in the Department of Environmental Studies has been recognized among early career faculty for innovative and effective �þ��� of earth science.

The religious studies professor presented at a conference in Durham, England

Professor of Buddhist Studies Pamela D. Winfield was invited to give two talks on Buddhist art to large, general audiences.

Associate Professor Yidi Wu in the Department of History and Geography will serve for two years in the national nonprofit’s highly competitive Public Intellectuals Program.

The Army West Point Athletics staff member – and former sport management major – collaborated with School of Communications faculty members Young Do Kim and Cara Lucia to offer marketing-based strategies, case challenges, and �þ��� resources to help sports-related organizations meet evolving audience expectations.

The new assistant professor of sport management brings extensive experience as an author, researcher and former department chair.

Kim Shively and Susanne Shawyer present research and teach workshops at Theatrical Intimacy Education Symposium.

“Breaking News: First Amendment on Trial,” the theme of the Elon Law Review’s 2025 annual symposium, will take place Friday, Sept. 19, with lawyers, scholars and journalists discussing current challenges to our core freedoms.