ABOUT THE LION CARD
The Lion Card is the official University ID card for students, faculty and staff. It identifies the cardholder by name, photo and status. The Lion Card must be carried at all times while on University property and must be surrendered to any University official upon request or when the relationship for which the card was issued is no longer in effect.
The Lion Card is the property of Lincoln University and is governed by the terms and conditions set forth by the University. The Lion Card is not transferable and is not permitted to be used by anyone other than the issued cardholder.
In addition to serving as the official University ID card, the Lion Card can be used by students to access the following services on campus.
OBTAINING A LION CARD
Lion Cards are issued by the Lion Card Office located in the Office of Information Technology.
There is no charge for an initial Lion Card for students, faculty and staff. There is, however, a $10 replacement fee to re-issue a card that has been lost, stolen, or damaged. The replacement fee may be paid in cash or you can use your debit/credit card at the Bursar's Office.
REPORTING LOST OR STOLEN CARDS
Lost or stolen Lion Cards must be reported immediately to the Lion Card Office or Public Safety. Reports of lost or stolen cards must be made to the Lion Card Office during normal business hours or to Public Safety at all other times. Either of these offices has the ability to immediately deactivate an I.D. card.
Lion Card Office
484-365-7290
Wright Hall
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Public Safety
484-365-7211
REPLACING LOST, STOLEN OR DAMAGED CARDS
Lost, stolen or damaged cards may be replaced at the Lion Card Office during normal business hours. The fee for faculty, staff and/or students to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged card is $10. The replacement fee may be paid in cash or you can use your debit/credit card at the Bursar's Office. If a replacement card has been printed and issued, the initial card will be invalid, even if it is found.
LION CARD FEATURES