Campus Oak trees and stately brick buildings make Elon s historic campus one of the most beautiful on the Eastern Seaboard. The campus is adjacent to the business dis-trict of the town of Elon College and is bounded by residential areas. The college is designed and equipped to serve its living and learning community with 26 aca-demic and administrative buildings and 45 residence halls. The current living and dining facilities serve approximately 2,335 students who live on campus. New buildings include a science building,a premier library, a campus center, student housing and a fitness center.
Students have ready access to computers, high-tech instruments and research labs.
Moseley Center is the hub of student activity. It features office space for stu-dent organizations, cultural resource centers,mail services, the campus bookstore, a caf ,a game room,a large auditorium and several lounges. A major renovation and addition created Koury Center, which features a 2,500-seat gymnasium,a smaller gym, a pool and a popular fitness center. Alamance Building houses administrative offices and classrooms. Citizens of Alamance County contributed the money to build this structure in 1925 after the old administration building was destroyed by fire in 1923.The Alamance Building was extensively renovated in 1981.The area in front of Alamance Building is called Scott Plaza and is the gift of Ralph H. Scott,former State Senator and a former member of the Elon College Board of Trustees,in memory of his wife, Hazeleene Tate Scott.