.@ElonLaw enrolled its largest class in the school’s history this week, welcoming its 20th class to downtown Greensboro from locations across the country. Read more here:

A summer internship can lead to connections, experience and even a potential job opportunity – and for nearly 50 Elon University students in the Campus Alamance program, it also means contributing to the local community:

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We can't wait to welcome you back to Elon this month but take a look at what you missed in July in our "The Month in Photos" series here:.

Kavalon Mills '27 isn’t doing your typical summer internship; the Elon triple major is performing three to four times per day at Carowinds theme park in “¡Fuego!" until August 10. Read his story here:

When asked about placing a ban on prop bets on college athletes, 42% of respondents over 45 said yes and 37% of respondents age 18-44 said no.

When asked about current Title IX law and if universities provide female college athletes with equitable opportunities compared to male counterparts, 45% of women and 33% of men said not enough.

When asked if athletes received direct compensation from their school, what should be the annual limit for that athlete be, 24% said there should be no more compensation beyond scholarships, 11% said there should be no limit, and 2% said $1 million.

When asked if college athletes should be considered employees of their school, respondents were split. If their sport generated significant revenue, 30% said yes and 36% said no. When asked if all sports, regardless of revenue generation, only 21% said yes and 43% said no.

Most respondents found it very important that college athletes graduate.

When asked how important it was for college athletes to be enrolled as full-time students and taking classes at the school for which they are competing, most responded that it was extremely important.

When respondents where asked about the impact of the many changes happening in college athletics like the transfer portal, NIL compensation and conference realignment, many thought it was a positive change.

College athletics is in the midst of a historic transformation. Many Americans have opinions on whether athletes should be compensated or treated as university employees and more. Learn more in the latest Elon University Poll here:

Calling all Elon families, mark your calendars for Family Weekend 2025! We have a power-packed itinerary for you, including Fall Convocation with @katieledecky, Phoenix Fan Fest, football, Rockapella, and more! Take a look at the weekend's schedule here:

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We've been working hard all summer on some exciting projects, including the new Acorn Academy, which opens Monday, Aug. 4!. Read more about some of Elon's summer construction projects:

Merrie Byers ’26 is not doing a traditional research project this summer. The cinema and television arts major is exploring differences through a film that focuses on the reverends of two churches in Burlington with a connected past. Read more here:

For the 10th consecutive year, @ElonLaw is named among the nation’s best law schools by The Princeton Review!. Read what our students have to say about Elon Law here:

Elon University Associate Professor of Law Sara Ochs has published her second thriller, “This Stays Between Us," set around a college study abroad trip to Australia that turns deadly. Read how she juggles a career, a toddler and a creative passion:

Nearly 60 Elon University students will present their undergraduate research at the annual Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) poster presentation today, in the Snow Atrium of Schar Hall. Read more about some of the research:

As a self-described "history girl," it's always been Addison Anderson's dream to live in Washington, D.C. Now, the Elon Honors Fellow is getting that opportunity thanks to the Study USA program and an internship with the Lincoln Archives Project.