Livingstone College Welcomes its Largest Freshman Class
Livingstone College, a UNCF-member institution, has welcomed its largest ever freshman class.
An increasing number of students and families are choosing Livingstone College—one of the nation’s fastest-rising private historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs)—for its exceptional educational experience, personalized learning environment and unwavering commitment to student success.
“The arrival of our largest freshman class ever is a testament to the confidence students and families have placed in Livingstone College,” said Dr. Anthony J. Davis, president and CEO, Livingstone College. “Our continued enrollment growth reflects the strength of our academic programs, the dedication of our faculty and staff and our commitment to preparing graduates who will lead with purpose, integrity and excellence.”
As the College welcomes this historic Class of 2030, campus departments have worked collaboratively to enhance the student experience through expanded academic support, student engagement initiatives, residence life programming and wellness resources designed to help every Blue Bear thrive from the moment they arrive.
At the recent Delta Sigma Theta South Atlantic Regional Conference in Charlotte, NC, Livingstone College Vice President for Student Affairs Rashanda Lowery accepted a donation of health and wellness kits from South Atlantic Regional Director Pamela Murphy Lewis on behalf of the College. The kits included personal hygiene essentials, healthy snacks and messages of encouragement designed to help students begin the academic year with confidence and care.
“We are grateful to the women of the South Atlantic Region of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated for demonstrating what service in action looks like,” Lowery said. “Their generosity will have an immediate impact on our students and reflects the power of community partnerships that place student success and wellness at the forefront.”
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