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Lincoln International student Igbiriki selected for Apple HBCU Scholars Program

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Lincoln University’s Richard Imorobebh Igbiriki has been selected as one of 30 scholars in the Apple HBCU Scholars Program.

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White House Initiative on HBCUs selects Mills for 2015 HBCU All-Stars

Gionelly Mills chosen for White House Initiative on HBCUsLINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Lincoln University sophomore Gionelly Mills was selected as one of 83 students recognized as the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities’ (WHIHBCUs) 2015 HBCU All-Stars for their accomplishments in academics, leadership, and civic engagement.

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Orange Crush Marching Band To Perform At 2016 HBOB

Lincoln University, PA — A seemingly normal band practice quickly turned into a praise session when the Orange Crush Roaring Lion Marching Band learned they received enough votes to be one of eight bands invited to compete in the 2016 Honda Battle of the Bands (HBOB). The competition takes place January 30 in Atlanta, Georgia.

According to Roland Green, the bands director and percussion coordinator, this achievement has been years in the making.

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Enrollment at Lincoln increases four percent since previous year

New undergraduate enrollment highest since 2009

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Student enrollment at Lincoln University increased four percent since the previous year highlighting increased recruitment and outreach efforts at the nation’s first degree-granting Historically Black College & University (HBCU), university officials report.

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Lincoln’s graduate educational leadership program ranked in top 50 for ‘best value’

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, Pa. – The Master’s in Educational Leadership program at Lincoln University was ranked among Top Masters in Education’s 2015-2016 best value ranking of the top 50 list of residential Master’s in Educational Leadership programs in the United States this week.

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NABA students attend Eastern Region Student Conference

Two students awarded PICPA scholarships

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – Accounting and Finance students attended the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA) 40th Annual Eastern Region Student Conference titled, Infinite Possibilities: Connect with Success, Sept. 24-26 in Pittsburgh, PA.

NABA is nation’s premier professional associations representing the interests of more than 100,000 African Americans and other minorities in accounting, consulting, finance, and information technology.

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NSF grant supports development of Neuroscience degree

Lincoln can be a leader of HBCUs in training students at the undergraduate level so that they are equipped for the rigors of neuroscience at the graduate level,” said Dr. Karen Baskerville, the grant’s principal investigator. “Furthermore, the 4=1 BS/MS program will directly increase the number of underrepresented students matriculating into graduate programs.”

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The Friends of Hosanna at Lincoln University erects ‘Bench by the Road’

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – The Friends of Hosanna at Lincoln University and the Toni Morrison Society erected and dedicated a ‘Bench by the Road’ today at the historic Hosanna African Union Methodist Protestant (A.U.M.P.) Church.

The Bench by the Road Project, a memorial history and community outreach project of the Toni Morrison Society, was initially launched on the 75th birthday of the society’s namesake to create an outdoor museum that marks important locations in African American history both in the United States and abroad.

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Lincoln ranks among top 20 HBCUs in nation

Lincoln University ranked 17 among the top Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU), advancing four places from last year, according to U.S. News & World Report’s annual 2016 HBCU rankings released today. Read Article »

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University City Campus to Close During Pope Francis’ Visit

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – The University City campus of Lincoln University will be closed Sept. 25 and 26 during the Philadelphia visit of Pope Francis. University City will resume normal operating hours Sept. 28 at 8 a.m.

The University City campus, which offers a variety of graduate programs for working-adult learners most evenings and weekends, is located in the heart of the educational corridor on Market Street in Philadelphia, across from the 30th Street SEPTA station.

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