Messiah University recently announced the completion of its largest-ever capital campaign, The Campaign for Messiah University: Learning for Life, Transforming the World. The $83.4 million raised exceeded the campaign's $75 million goal. The purpose of the campaign, which launched in 2015, was to support Messiah's vision to educate students for a lifetime of learning opportunities, including engaging its students and alumni beyond the undergraduate and graduate programs to include certificates, adult degree programs, and enhanced learning courses as outlined in the university's current strategic plan.

This campaign encompassed several broad areas that support the university's efforts to fulfill its vision, including The Messiah Fund and scholarship aid, scholarship and program endowments, new facilities, and estate planning gifts. Among the new facilities included in the campaign are the Ralph S. Larsen Finance Lab, the Falcon Fitness Center, Sawyer Gymnasium, Jordan Court in Hitchcock Arena, the Kim S. Phipps Admissions and Welcome Center, an enhanced campus entrance, a renovated Engle Center for Counseling and Health Services, and upcoming hospitality and upgraded seating facilities at Starry Athletic Complex.

To learn more, visit http://www.messiah.edu.