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- Lincoln University’s founders—the men of the 62nd and 65th Colored Infantries—laid big historical footprints. These men pooled their monies together to establish a school for African Americans in their home state of Missouri, and in September 1866, Lincoln Institute opened its doors in Jefferson City, the state capital.
In May 2007, Lincoln University was honored to unveil a monument fitting for those soldiers, honoring their sacrifices and their dreams. More>>
- It's more than the rhythm. It's more than the dancing. It's more than the music. It's stepping. And while Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines step as, "to move by raising the foot and bringing it down elsewhere or by moving each foot in succession," stepping involves much more than that. More>>
- In 2006, the first of the nine National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) organizations will celebrate 100 years of existence. Contrary to the current perception of Greek letter organizations, predominately African American fraternities and sororities were founded to foster personal development. Success in academia was a must! More>>
- On a sunny Saturday in October, thousands of black college students and alumni are gathered to witness the biggest rivalry of the year. Nobody dares to move out of their seat for fear of missing any of the competition. Tensions are high as two of HBCU's finest square off in a battle to the finish. More>>
