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A look back at select sights from around campus during a year that saw challenges, triumphs and celebrations.

The journalism major spent her summer conducting in-depth field reporting as part of a national project published this fall that focused on policing and justice.

The initiative, made possible by a generous grant from the Scripps Howard Fund, will offer four virtual workshops and an on-campus summer experience.

In the most recent edition of the Elon Journal, seven student researchers conducted an expansive look into a variety of media-related topics, including geopolitics and gender.

The Elon LEADS Campaign made stops in five cities this fall, bringing together alumni, parents and friends across the nation to hear about the profound impact donors to the campaign have made on ����app�ٷ���վ�� students and the future of the university.

Emma Mitchell ’24 and Ashley Josey ’25 captured first and second place, respectively, in the Triad AIGA’s “Make The World Not So Sad” poster design competition.

Elon PA students named National Health Service Corp Scholars will provide care for at least two years in health provider shortage areas.

Graduates were recognized in two separate awards programs and at Commencement with school and professional honors for advocacy, academic excellence, and excellence in service.

The annual ceremony recognizes the achievements of Elon's graduating students who recognize their African roots.

Thanks to a cross-campus collaboration, School of Communications students Ian Myers ’23, Melanie Meisner ’23 and Elizabeth Daria ’23 designed a digital billboard for the Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation and its charitable initiative, Journey for the Living.