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- 1Trump accused of banning reporters weeks before the vote●In My Words: Trump banning reporters because you vote in five weeks
Commentary is circulating accusing Donald Trump of banning reporters just weeks before Americans go to the polls. A columnist from Elon University argues the move targets the press at the moment voters most need information, framing it as an attack on accountability ahead of the election. Critics see it as an attempt to shape coverage in the final stretch of the campaign.
- 2Elon University event explores physics in national parks▼Physics & Astro Tea: Seeing physics in the national parks
Elon University is hosting a 'Physics & Astro Tea' session focused on seeing physics in the national parks. The talk invites students and staff to consider how physical principles show up in natural landscapes such as geysers, rock formations and night skies across America's park system. It is part of the department's regular informal discussion series.
- 3Jackson Cooper publishes new 'Dummies' book on nonprofit boards▼Jackson Cooper publishes new ‘Dummies’ book on nonprofit boards
Jackson Cooper, an Elon University affiliated author, has released a new book in the well-known 'For Dummies' series focused on nonprofit boards. The book offers practical guidance on how nonprofit boards operate, including governance and board member responsibilities. The announcement is being circulated through Elon University's channels, drawing attention from the nonprofit and higher education communities.
- 4Elon president and alumnus named to Charlotte Business Journal Power 100▼President Connie Ledoux Book and Sean Burke ’14 honored among Charlotte Business Journal’s Power 100
Elon University President Connie Ledoux Book and 2014 alumnus Sean Burke have been named to the Charlotte Business Journal's Power 100, the outlet's annual list of influential business leaders in the Charlotte region. The university announced the honors, which recognize their leadership and impact in the region's business community.
- 5Vanessa Bravo briefs Mexican diplomats on strategic storytelling▼Vanessa Bravo presents on strategic storytelling to Mexican diplomats and scholars
Vanessa Bravo, a communications scholar at Elon University, delivered a presentation on strategic storytelling to Mexican diplomats and academics. The session focused on how narrative techniques can be applied in diplomacy and public communication. The university announced the engagement, highlighting growing interest in storytelling as a tool for international relations and scholarly exchange between the United States and Mexico.
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Elon University Athletics has announced its 2026-27 Sports Hall of Fame class, honoring former Phoenix athletes and contributors for their achievements. The announcement, made by the athletics department, introduces the newest inductees who will be celebrated for their impact on Elon sports history. Further details about the individual inductees were not included in the announcement.
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Elon University Athletics has announced the signing of Graeme Angus to its men's tennis program. The announcement adds Angus to the Phoenix roster ahead of the upcoming college tennis season. Details on his playing background and term of commitment were not included in the announcement, which drew attention from Elon athletics followers.
- 8Elon University prepares to mark Campus Sustainability Week▼Elon prepares to celebrate Campus Sustainability Week
Elon University in North Carolina is preparing to celebrate Campus Sustainability Week, an annual event highlighting environmental initiatives on campus. The announcement comes as universities worldwide use the week to showcase recycling programs, energy-saving efforts and student-led climate projects. Details of Elon's specific schedule of activities have not yet been shared.
- 9Byron Hicks named Triangle Business Journal Community Champion▼Byron Hicks ’87 recognized as a Triangle Business Journal Community Champion
Byron Hicks, a 1987 graduate of Elon University, has been recognized by the Triangle Business Journal as a Community Champion. The honor highlights his contributions in North Carolina's Triangle region. Elon University announced the recognition, celebrating an alumnus whose work has made a notable impact on the local business and civic community.
- 10Elon University faculty member publishes book on nonprofit boards●Faculty member publishes new book on nonprofit boards
A faculty member at Elon University has published a new book examining nonprofit boards of directors. The book adds to the university's scholarly output on governance in the nonprofit sector. No further details about the author, title, or contents have been released yet.
- 11Emma Moesswilde weaves seasonal change into Elon core course▼Emma Moesswilde blends seasonal changes into CORE 1100 course
Emma Moesswilde, a faculty member at Elon University, is incorporating seasonal changes into her CORE 1100 course, connecting coursework to the natural shifts students can observe throughout the semester. The approach ties classroom learning to real-world environmental rhythms, giving students a tangible link to climate and seasonal phenomena as part of the university's core curriculum.
- 12Professor studies environmental impact of xAI data center in Memphis▼Professor Chunrong Jia studies environmental impact of xAI data center in Memphis
Professor Chunrong Jia, a researcher at the University of Memphis, is studying the environmental impact of the xAI data center in Memphis. The facility, built by Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, has drawn scrutiny from local residents and officials over its gas turbines, emissions and strain on the city's power grid and air quality.
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Elon University's Phoenix athletics program is hosting the Jimmy Powell Invitational, a tennis event bringing competing teams to campus. The invitational, named in honour of Jimmy Powell, is part of the university's tennis schedule, and results and coverage are being shared through Elon University Athletics as matches get underway.
- 14University endowments reap SpaceX windfall, face reinvestment dilemma▼Endowments scored big on SpaceX. Why the windfall creates a new problem.
University endowments scored big on SpaceX, with stakes in the rocket company generating large returns. But the windfall creates a new problem: swollen allocations to private companies leave endowment managers with portfolios that are harder to rebalance, and deciding how to redeploy the gains or manage concentrated exposure is proving tricky.
- 15Elon Phoenix Finishes 10th At Tot Hill Farm Invitational▼Phoenix Takes 10th At Tot Hill Farm Invitational
Elon University's Phoenix men's golf team finished in 10th place at the Tot Hill Farm Invitational. The result comes during the fall college golf season, with the program competing against other university teams at the North Carolina course. Detailed scoring figures were not immediately available.