Lincoln Hall Renovation Project
Welcome
Since 1911, Lincoln Hall has been a symbol of the University, a home to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and a gateway for students pursuing a world-class education. But while this magnificent building has stood strong, time has moved on, leaving a campus cornerstone in desperate need of repair.
With funds from the state, those repairs are finally taking place, thanks to an ambitious multi-year renovation that will preserve a landmark named for a president who served in war yet saw the role of education in creating a world at peace.
With your help we will match the bricks and mortar of this spectacular renovation with the scholarships, programs, and technology required to complete the mission for which it was built and is now being lovingly restored.
Join us today and be part of this historic campus event, as we transform a memorial to the many achievements of one into a building celebrating the singular achievements of many, at a University unlike any place else in the world.
- Scheduled construction start date: January 2010
- Projected completion: August 2012
Activity
Sentimental Farewell
Speeches, pennies, and memories mark the Lincoln Hall renovation kick-off.
The Bust Is a Must
Symbolic Lincoln Hall sculpture taken into protective custody.
Lincoln Hall Renovation Gets Green Light
State’s capital improvements bill includes $57.3 million to restore campus landmark.
Moving Out of Lincoln Hall
It took all summer to move everyone out, but Lincoln Hall is empty for the first time in nearly a century.