Lincoln University partners with the Center for Forensic Science Research & Education
Lincoln University received a gift from The Center for Forensic Science Research & Education (CFSRE) that supports undergraduate research and co-curricular programs in forensic science at HBCUs.
Lincoln University partners with Scholly
Lincoln University is teaming up with Scholly to offer undergraduate students access to Scholly’s top-ranked scholarship matching app.
Beyoncé and JAY-Z Partner with Tiffany & Co. to Donate $2 Million to HBCUs
Lincoln University is among the five HBCUs selected to be a part of the About Love scholarship
Lincoln scholars honored by White House HBCU Initiative
Local HBCU scholars including two Lincoln University students were named 2021 HBCU Competitiveness Scholars by the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Xavier now principal of the UrbanPromise School in Wilmington
Dionne Xavier ’99 has been appointed principal of the UrbanPromise School in Wilmington, Delaware.
Lincoln University to Co-host Inaugural Mid-Atlantic Underground Railroad Conference
The University's Center for the Study of the Underground Railroad and Voices Underground to host the inaugural Seeking Freedom: The Underground Railroad in the Mid-Atlantic Conference.
Fall 2021 Return to Campus
Please see the latest update from President Allen and Fall 2021 Frequently Asked Questions.
Alumnus selected for the Cleveland Institute of Music’s Future of Music Faculty Fellowship
Khyle Wooten '12 has been selected for the Cleveland Institute of Music’s Future of Music Faculty Fellowship, a career development initiative that will engage 35 Black and Latinx music professionals who are pursuing or considering academic careers.
The history of Juneteenth
Dr. Nafeesa Muhammad, Professor of History at Lincoln University of Pennsylvania tells the story of Juneteenth, why it's celebrated in the United States and why it's taken so long to be recognized as a national holiday.
HBCU Community Development Action Coalition Awarded $5.6 Million from the Wells Fargo Foundation to Address Racial Wealth Disparities at Lincoln University
Over the next three years, OMM will expand to 25 HBCU and Minority Serving Institution campuses across the U.S.