On Saturday, October 20, Lycoming College held its annual President's Dinner where over 170 guests gathered to celebrate a successful year of fundraising at the College. Lycoming closed the fiscal year on June 30, 2018, with a record $12.6 million in new gifts, pledges, and commitments to The Campaign for a Greater Lycoming.
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The John E. Morgan Foundation, Inc., has awarded a second grant to Lycoming College in the amount of $500,000, bringing the Foundation's total support for Lycoming to $1 million. The grant will further enable the College to extend financial aid to high-performing students from Tamaqua and Schuylkill County.
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Lycoming College's Gateway Project and Williamsport's east end revitalization efforts recently received an additional boost in funding when Williamsport was named the recipient of a $1.2 million state grant to revitalize Williamsport's Old City area adjacent to Lycoming College.
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Lycoming College is pleased to announce it has received a $24,200 grant from the PPL Foundation. These funds will support the Clean Water Institute (CWI) with its enhancement and expansion of hands-on environmental education programming for school-age students at the Waterdale Environmental Education Center in South Williamsport, Pa.
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Lycoming College is pleased to announce that Art ’59 ’11H and Joanne Haberberger have established the Haberberger Endowed Program Match to encourage and leverage support for endowed funds in student research grants, the Clean Water Institute, and a creative writing program.
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Now in its fifth year, Lycoming College Prep is a pre-collegiate program that brings high-achieving, first-generation rising seniors from across the nation to Lycoming College.
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As Lycoming College’s STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) curriculum evolves to encompass biochemical studies and increasingly advanced technology, students and faculty will benefit from a generous grant awarded by the George I. Alden Trust in the amount of $125,000.
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Lycoming College broke ground during a ceremony on July 9, 2018, to commemorate the launch of its new $12.5 million Gateway building and the transformation and revitalization of the East End of Williamsport.
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The Lycoming Economic Development Foundation (LEDF) has announced a $764,272 grant in support of the redevelopment and revitalization of Williamsport's East End and Old City neighborhoods.
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The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation has awarded Lycoming College a $12,000 grant in support of the online publication of multiple maps, photographs, and other data currently only in existence in hardcopy.
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The Lycoming College Board of Trustees Saturday announced an historic transformation of its southeastern edge of campus to create a new gateway to the College and to undertake a major step toward revitalizing the east end of Williamsport.
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On Sunday, April 22, 2018, Lycoming College hosted its annual Scholarship Day Luncheon to honor our donors and scholarship recipients and to celebrate over $19 million in new gifts to endowed scholarships.
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The John E. Morgan Foundation, Inc., has awarded a grant to Lycoming College in the amount of $500,000, enabling the College to further expand financial aid to benefit a number of students from Tamaqua and Schuylkill County.
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The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation has again awarded a grant to Lycoming College, this time in the amount of $460,000.
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The National Science Foundation’s Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (S-STEM) program has awarded Lycoming College a grant in the amount of $648,915 to support a new program: Living and Learning STEM (L2S).
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Christmas came early for a local educational institution and one of Williamsport's major employers.
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Chip Edmonds provides an update on the Campaign for a Greater Lycoming.
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Esther and John Strongman are helping improve access for African-American scholars in pursuit of a liberal arts degree.
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Plaque commemorates Warrior Honor Pledge.
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Nearly 500 alumni and friends attended Lycoming’s Alumni & Reunion Weekend 2017.
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Staunch supporters, Carmela and Steve Bobick, are continuing a long tradition with their endowed scholarship fund.
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Courtney Hannum ’18 and Zachary High ’18 take second place at state-wide research conference.
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Students and their families came together to honor the generosity of donors.
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Lycoming is delighted to announce the successful completion of the Student Retention Fund Match Program
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Dedicated alumna Angela Bednarczyk ’68 is making plans today for students tomorrow
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Visit the photo gallery.
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John “Jack” Hollenback Endowed Scholarship Fund established for business students
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Lycoming College will begin to Transform the Campus.
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Lycoming, Williamsport one step closer to revamping “Old City"
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The Enstine Match recognizes the value of high-quality internships.
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Lycoming sophomore Michael Alan Dressler Jr. is a recipient of the Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Endowed Scholarship.
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Visit the photo galleries.
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Lycoming College officials are thinking big. Really big.
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With a mind for making Lycoming College one of the nation's top liberal arts institutions and strengthening its connections to the city, college officials on Saturday announced a $65 million capital campaign.
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College seeks to enhance campus and raise funds for scholarships, learning opportunities
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