It all began with a university-wide email, one many students might have skimmed past. But for Shakhnoza, the subject line, “Zero Trust in the Age of AI: Rethinking Identity and Access Management for the Next Decade,” immediately caught her eye. As an MBA student specializing in Management Information Systems, Shakhnoza has long been fascinated by the “phygital” future, the space where our physical and digital lives intersect. This scholarship opportunity wasn’t just a contest

Meet Zavion Watson, known on stage as Zilla Zoa spoken word artist, health aide, coach, and mentor who wears many hats but grounds them all in resilience, motivation, and the drive to uplift others. From football fields to open mic stages, Zavion channels his passion into empowering young people to embrace their identities, face adversity head-on, and discover the power of their own voices.

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of Professor David Frasca's sudden passing on September 28, 2025. Professor Frasca served as a Lecturer in English and Business Communications here at Lincoln University, where he brought passion, dedication, and a genuine commitment to student success. Since joining Lincoln University in 2022, he has made a lasting impact on our community. He will be remembered not only as a respected educator but also as a kind and valued colle

To start, could you tell us a little about yourself and your background? My name is Emmanuel Chuku. I’m originally from Enugu State in the eastern part of Nigeria, of the Igbo tribe. I studied Industrial Chemistry at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. After graduating, I worked in real estate and contracting. While I made some mistakes along the way, those experiences taught me valuable lessons about business, risk, and decision-making. What motivated you to leave your home c

Could you please tell us a bit about yourself? Aimee: I started coaching when I was 21 years old, and was given my first opportunity to be a Head Coach at Hill Country Christian School. I learned so much that year, and created so many memories, but I have to say it was stressful at times. I loved every second of it and how it deepened my love for the game. After my second year coaching, I felt that coaching was my “calling,” and felt I was good at it too, so I knew I wanted t

In an interview with Samuel Ogundiran, Lincoln University's Class of 2024 Valedictorian, he reveals an inspiring journey from entrepreneurial beginnings in Nigeria to attending the Competing in a Global Era - Harvard Business School Africa Business Conference 2024. Samuel shares insights from the HBS conference, his belief in giving back to his home country, and his current startup, "Streims," aimed at addressing the challenge of out-of-school children in Africa. Can you tell