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1 Caroline E. Powell Building2 Duke Building3 Alamance Building4 Mooney Building

School of Education5 Long Building6 Whitley Auditorium7 Carlton Building8 Iris Holt McEwen Building9 Dalton L. McMichael, Sr. Science Center

Hampl Engineering Workshop Greenhouse

10 Carol Grotnes Belk Library Koenigsberger Learning Center11 Center for the Arts

McCrary Theatre

LAMBERT ACADEMIC VILLAGE 12 Isabella Cannon Pavilion 13 Ella Darden and Elmon Lee Gray Pavilion 14 Numen Lumen Pavilion 15 William Henry Belk Pavilion 16 Luvene Holmes and Royall H. Spence Jr.

Pavilion 17 William R. Kenan, Jr. Honors Pavilion 18 Martha S. and Carl H. Lindner III Hall

Elon College, The College of Arts and Sciences20 Powell House21 Advancement Services22 Ernest A. Koury, Sr. Business Center

Martha and Spencer Love School of Business23 Truitt Hall

University Communications24 Johnston Hall

University Advancement

26 Arts West and Music Production & Recording Arts

28 Gerald L. Francis Center School of Health Sciences

29 Center for Leadership76 Scott Studios77 Inman Admissions Welcome Center

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80 Psychology and Human Service Studies85 Dwight C. Schar Hall

School of Communications86 Steers Pavilion90 Richard W. Sankey Hall

Support Facilities19 Sklut Hillel Center25 Martin Alumni Center

27 Purchasing30 Moseley Center

McKinnon Hall Student Professional Development Center

31 Lakeside Dining Hall Lakeside Meeting Rooms

32 McEwen Dining Hall33 Danieley Commons34 Downtown Elon

Bookstore - Barnes & Noble at Elon35 Campus Technology Support36 Information Technology37 Caroline D. McCoy Commons

Campus Safety and Police 38 R.N. Ellington Center

Health Services, Counseling Services, Faculty/Staff Wellness

39 Business Services Human Resources, Accounting

40 Holt Chapel41 Clohan Hall42 Holland House (Newman Center)43 Elon University Forest44 Loy Farm

Elon Environmental Center57 Global Commons

Isabella Cannon Global Education Center81 West Oak Pavilion

Office of Leadership and Professional Development, Print Services

82 Love Family Student Commons83 Cable School House91 Performing Arts Shops92 College Street Tap House93 LaRose Commons94 Inn at Elon95 Lakeside Plaza

Residential Neighborhoods HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD 45 Hook, Brannock and Barney Halls 46 Carolina Hall 47 Smith Hall 48 West Hall 49 Virginia Hall 50 Sloan Hall12 Isabella Cannon Pavilion17 William R. Kenan, Jr. Honors Pavilion42 Holland House (Newman Center)55 Trollinger House51 THE OAKS (A–F)

A. Williams Hall B. Council Hall E. Brown Hall F. Sullivan Hall

52 DANIELEY CENTER (A–P) L. Maynard Hall M. Colclough Hall N. Chandler Hall

53 LOY CENTER Sorority & Fraternity houses

54 COLONNADES (A–E) A. Story Hall B. Moffitt Hall C. Kivette Hall D. Staley Hall E. Harper Hall

56 THE STATION AT MILL POINT79 GLOBAL NEIGHBORHOOD (A–E) B. Russel B. Gill Hall

C. G. Smith Jackson Hall D. Nan P. Perkins Hall

87 PARK PLACE AT ELON89 EAST NEIGHBORHOOD (A–C)

Athletics Facilities58 Hunt Softball Park59 Tennis Pavilion60 Jimmy Powell Tennis Center61 Koury Center

Alumni Gym Jordan Gym Stewart Fitness Center Beck Pool

62 Koury Field House63 Latham Park64 Rhodes Stadium65 Alumni Field House66 Rudd Field67 Hunt Field68 Tucker Field69 Jerry and Jeanne Robertson

Track and Field Complex Belk Track White Field

70 Phoenix Club Sports Fields71 Driving Range and Putting Green72 Worsley Golf Training Center73 Harden Clubhouse74 Recreation Fields75 Phoenix Softball Clubhouse78 South Campus Gym84 Phoenix Activities & Recreation Center (PARC)88 Schar Center

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start here » Inman Admissions Welcome Center (77)

The Inman Admissions Welcome Center is Elon’s home for prospec-tive students and families. The center includes offices for under-graduate and graduate admissions, and financial planning.

Belk Library/Koenigsberger Learning Center (10) Located in the heart of campus, Belk Libary/Koenigsberger Learning Center houses the Library, Center for Writing Excellence, Tutoring, Advising, Disabilities Resources, and Media Services.

Moseley Center (30) Moseley Center is a hub of campus life, housing the Student Professional Development Center, student organizations, administrative and student life offices.

Lakeside Dining Hall (31) A two-story dining location with

three central culinary stations, including one with a weekly inter-national theme.

Center for the Arts (11) The Department of Performing Arts is housed here. It includes the 575-seat McCrary Theatre, 125-seat Yeager Recital Hall and 100-seat Black Box Theatre, in addition to three dance studios, modular practice rooms, and scenery and costume shops.

Global Neighborhood (79,

57) This residential neighborhood houses students in all four class years. It’s home to multiple living-learning communities and all five buildings have classrooms. The Great Hall, Argo Tea, faculty/staff offices and the Global Education Center are located in Global Commons.

Athletic Facilities (64, 66, 63,

69) Rhodes Stadium, home of Phoenix football; Rudd Field, home of Phoenix soccer; Latham Park,

home of Phoenix baseball; and the Jerry and Jeanne Robertson Track and field Complex are all located in the northwest section of campus.

Schar Center (88) This 5,100-seat facility is a venue for campus events and the home of Phoenix basketball and volleyball. It includes a practice facility, hospi-tality room, club-level seating and high-definition video boards.

Hunt So�ball Park (58) The home of Phoenix so�ball features a natural grass outfield, a synthetic turk infield apron and a high-tech clay infield with optimal drainage, allowing games to be played within minutes of a rainstorm.

Koury Center (61) Campus Recreation is located in Koury Center. Stewart Fitness Center includes a 12,600-square-foot weight room spread over two floors along with a variety of cardio, strength and mobility equipment for all levels of fitness. Beck Pool

has six 25-yard lap lanes and six diving blocks. Alumni Gym and Jordan Gym are also located here.

Historic Neighborhood (50, 49,

48, 47, 46, 45, 12, 17) The neighbor-hood includes Sloan, Virginia, West, Carolina, Smith, Hook, Brannock and Barney halls as well as Cannon and Kenan pavilions. About 96% of the students who live in this neigh-borhood are first-year students.

McEwen Dining Hall (32) This newly renovated dining hall fea-tuers Knead (sandwiches and pas-tries made in-house), Home & Away (rotisserie meats, made-to-order pasta, homestyle foods, as well as a variety of vegan and vegetarian options) and Greens & Grains (soup and salad bar).

McEwen Communications Building (8) McEwen houses the School of Communications, which offers degrees in journalism, strategic communications, cinema &

television arts, communication design, media analytics and sport management and is accredited by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC).

Dwight C. Schar Hall (85) Schar Hall includes classrooms, faculty offices and expanded space for Live Oak Communications, Elon’s stu-dent-run public relations agency.

Steers Pavilion and Long Building (86, 5) Also part of the School of Communications, Steers Pavilion houses the inter-nationally recognized Imagining the Internet center. Long is home to the Master of Arts in Interactive Media program.

Historic Campus: Alamance and Carlton buildings (3,7) Alamance was built as the center of the “new” campus a�er the fire of 1923. The Registrar and Bursar are located in this building. Carlton includes space for the study of

world languages and culture, and international studies, and includes El Centro de Español, Elon’s Spanish immersion center.

Historic Campus: Powell, Duke and Mooney build-ings (1,2,4) Mooney houses the School of Education, which is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and CAEP Accreditation eligible, and includes the Teaching Fellows Program, the Master of Education program, Master of Arts in Higher Education and The Center for Access and Success. Duke houses the depart-ments of Computing Sciences and Mathematics, as well as the Robotics Laboratory.

Lambert Academic Village (12–18) Lambert Academic Village is home of Elon College, the College of Arts and Sciences, with Lindner Hall at the center on the south end. The Numen Lumen Pavilion, Elon’s multi-faith center, and Phi Beta

Kappa Plaza are located on the north end of the academic village.

McMichael Science Center (9) McMichael Science Center houses the departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering and Biochemistry. Students have access to excep-tional facilities and technology, including Hampl Engineering Workshop.

Richard W. Sankey Hall (90) Doherty Center for Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the Chandler Family Professional Sales Center, the Design Thinking Center and the Financial Education Center are all located in Sankey Hall.

Clohan Hall (41) This dining facility includes a first-floor market and deli and a second floor restau-rant and dining commons.

Koury Business Center (22)

This is the home of Elon’s Martha and Spencer Love School of

Business, which is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The school offers degrees in accounting, economics, entre-preneurship, finance, international business, economic consulting, management and marketing. In addition, Master of Business Administration, Master of Science in Management and Master of Science in Accounting degrees as well as dual degree programs are offered here.

Colonnades Neighborhood (54) This neighborhood houses students in all four class years and includes multiple living-learning communi-ties. All five residence halls in this neighborhood are commiªed to sustainable living and core courses are offered here.

Self-guided walking tour A tour of Elon’s main campus.

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Universal restrooms are located throughout campus.