About 50 percent of Lynn students live on campus. Students are required to live on campus their first two years in school. Lynn has 5 residence halls on campus and two of them are predominately for first year students, one is predominately for upperclassmen students and the remaining two are a mix of Conservatory of Music students, athletes and an all-class mix of students.
There definitely is not a ‘bad’ dorm to live in, but deHoernle and Freiburger are some of the oldest dorms on campus. They have recently been renovated. E.M Lynn is by far the nicest dorm on campus as it is the newest hall built. All residence halls are coed. Buildings with community bathrooms are coed by floor and buildings with private bathrooms have men and women living on the same floor.
On July 1, 2006 Dr. Kevin Ross became the fifth president of Lynn University. He succeeded his father, Dr. Donald E. Ross, who was Lynn's president for 35 years. Before taking office, Dr. Ross served as Lynn's Chief Operations Officer. Dr. Ross was at the University since 1999, when he served as associate dean of the Eugene M. and Christine E. Lynn College of International Communication. He was responsible for growing ans developing the college's journalism program.Dr. Ross is a 1994 Colgate University graduate with an A.B. in English. he obtained his MA in liberal arts from St. John's College in Annapolis, Md.in 1997.he is also a doctorate in higher education eadership and policy recipient from Peabody College of Vanderbilt University.
Katy Adams ’03, Emmy Award-winning journalist, Special Projects/Planning Producer, WTTG- FOX 5, Washington, D.C.
Stephen Ames ’86, pro golfer, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Brian Lichorowic ’84, Internet entrepreneur and CEO, Audiopoint Inc., Fairfax, Va.
Robert Nelson ’94, president and owner, Edwards-Freeman Nut Co., Consohocken, Pa.
Gerald Rittenberg ’76, CEO, Amscan Holdings Inc., Elmsford, N.Y.
Jassen Todorov ’98, director, School of Music and Dance, San Francisco State University
