The Amernet String Quartet, Ensemble-in-Residence at Florida International University, is delighted to announce the appointment of Franz Felkl as Interim 2nd Violinist for the 2016-2017 season.  >> Read more

From July 25th-29th, 2016, fifteen talented young clarinetists attended the first George Mason University Summer Clarinet Academy in Fairfax, Virginia, directed by Catina Franklin Sweedy with Buffet Artist and George Mason University clarinet professor Kathleen Mulcahy and teaching assistant Nick Thompson.  >> Read more

Conservatory pianist Matthew Calderon (BM, sophomore) won the MTNA-Florida Senior Piano Competition on Oct. 25, held in Fort Meyers. >> Read more

This month saw improved progress on the Snyder Sanctuary, most notably with the addition of cement. The multi-faith facility, which celebrated its ground-breaking in March, is anticipated to open in the fall. Read more.

Construction continues at a steady pace on the International Business Center (IBC). The building, which will be three stories when finished, is expected to be completed by the fall. Right now construction crews are fitting the glass panels surrounding the building. Read more.

Lynn University’s Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center, the site of the 2012 final presidential debate, is being recognized as an “amazing” center. Best Value Schools, an online publication, ranked the school as one of the “25 Most Amazing University Performing Arts Centers.” Read more.

Lynn University has broken ground on its multi-faith facility, the Snyder Sanctuary, on March 28. Read more

With the new addition of an on-campus Central Energy Plant, Lynn University will now be able to reduce its energy consumption by 612,000 kilowatts a year, which is the equivalent of taking 90 cars off the road for a year. Read more

Lynn University officially broke ground on the International Business Center at its future site on campus, just south of the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center, on March 22. Read more

Lynn University officially broke ground on the Bobby Campbell Stadium today (Feb. 13) on the site of the future structure adjacent to the existing intramural field on campus. Read more

Lynn University will officially break ground on the Bobby Campbell Stadium, which will be home to its national championship soccer teams and a new lacrosse program, at 11 a.m., Wednesday, Feb. 13. >>Full story

Lynn University will receive a $6 million initial gift this fall toward the construction of the new home for Lynn’s College of Business and Management... Read more

Robert (“Bobby”) Campbell of Boca Raton, Fla., has provided the university with a gift of $1.2 million for the construction of a much-needed soccer stadium on campus. Read more

At a recent board of trustees meeting, President Kevin M. Ross announced that Chairwoman Christine E. Lynn, has made a gift of $500,000 to the university. This is the first gift in honor of the celebration of Lynn University’s upcoming 50^th anniversary, 2012-2103.  Read more

Bob Sheetz of Boca Raton, Fla., pledged $1 million to fund the renovation and upgrade of the university’s main entrance on Military Trail. Read more

Longtime friend of Lynn University, Benjamin Olewine III of Harrisburg, Pa., and Boca Raton, Fla., has pledged $1 million to create a new entrance to the university on Potomac Road and a back perimeter road that will include the relocation of the existing nature preserve to the western edge of campus. Read more

Sanford and Marion Goldstein of Delray Beach, Fla., are enthusiastic supporters of the performing arts at Lynn University. Read more

Ralph Norcio, associate dean and professor of finance and accounting in Lynn’s College of Business and Management, was awarded the university’s first-ever endowed professorship thanks to a generous $1.5 million gift from the Homer and Martha Gudelsky Family Foundaton.  Read more

Holli Rockwell of Boca Raton, Fla., established a planned gift of $3 million to create The Herbert and Holli Rockwell Endowed Scholarship.  Read more

One step in keeping with Lynn’s strategic plan to become one of America’s most noted small universities is to strengthen the faculty.  Read More

The newly-established Martha Gudelsky Endowed Scholarship provides funds to students in need who demonstrate exemplary talent and leadership potential. Energy Maburutse of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is the first recipient of this scholarship.  Read More

The Aldo and Sandra Papone Endowed Scholarship for Hospitality Students was established through a generous gift from the Sandra and Aldo Papone Foundation.  Read More

Lynn University is grateful to Tina Zegas, mother of Leah Zegas '12, for her donation of a Breeches Bible. This 400-year-old Bible, printed in 1603, is now permanently housed in the E.M. Lynn Library and makes a welcomed addition to the university’s core curriculum, Dialogues of Learning.   Read More

“Don’t give me diamonds. Give me art,” says Shirley Hodes Feinstein form her Boca Raton home, where she surrounds herself with original works by artists she represented in her Connecticut gallery years ago.
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