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Living in a collegiate environment while you’re studying for a degree provides a multitude of benefits beyond simply “a place to stay” within close range to your university. Residential colleges, such as Lincoln student accommodation are home to communities brimming with opportunities for students to enrich their lives beyond the scope of their academic pursuit

s, into their professional lives and beyond. It all adds up to an exceptional experience and outstanding value.

02/09/2026

2027 Scholarships are now open!

Applications for Lincoln College’s 2027 scholarships opened yesterday. Opportunities are available for both current Lincoln students and students beginning their tertiary studies in 2027.

Our scholarships recognise that potential comes in many forms. Whether you are achieving academically, showing leadership, contributing to your community, becoming the first in your family to attend university or experiencing financial need, there may be an opportunity to support your journey.

With a range of scholarships available, each scholarship has its own eligibility criteria, requirements and closing date. Please check the details carefully for each scholarship you are interested in, so you do not miss your opportunity to apply.

📅 Applications are now open for 2027

🔗 Explore the scholarships, criteria and closing dates:
https://lincoln.edu.au/scholarships-financial-assistance/

Where potential finds its path.

26/08/2026

🎓Connecting study, careers and community at Lincoln🎓

Last week, 90 students, alumni, academics and health professionals came together for Lincoln College's Health Professions, Health Sciences & Psychology Mixer.

Guests represented a wide range of disciplines across health and psychology, including academics from Adelaide University and Flinders University, alongside practising professionals and Lincoln alumni.

Our Faculty Mixers are deliberately designed to help students build the networks and professional skills that complement their university education. Through structured, small-group conversations, students across all year levels had the opportunity to connect with people in their fields, explore different career pathways and practise the skills involved in building professional relationships.

For our later-year students, those conversations can help bridge the transition from study to employment — creating connections that may lead to mentoring, placements, work experience and future career opportunities.

For our first-year students, the value is different but just as important. Hearing from academics, alumni and professionals early in their degree helps them understand where their studies might take them, discover career possibilities they may not yet have considered, and start developing the confidence and professional skills they will need along the way.

The impact goes both ways. Our Mixers reconnect alumni with Lincoln, strengthen our relationships with universities and industry, and give professionals an opportunity to support the next generation entering their fields.

At Lincoln, academic success matters — but so does being ready to make the most of what comes next.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their time, experience and expertise.

Lincoln alumni working in health or psychology — we'd love to have you involved in future events.

17/08/2026

✨ LINCOLN COLLEGE BALL 2026 ✨

On Friday 7th of August, our Lincolnites dressed to impress and came together for an unforgettable evening filled with plenty of laughs, dancing, good company and memories.

Thanks to our College Club and everyone who helped make the night happen and to all who came along and made it such a fun one!

Have a look at some highlights from the night 📸

11/08/2026

✨ Collegiate Dinner – Celebrating Semester 1 Achievements ✨

On August 3rd, our college community came together for our Collegiate Dinner — a wonderful opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the results and achievements of Semester 1.

It was a special evening to recognise the hard work, dedication and commitment of our students throughout the semester.

🏆 Semester 1 Dux Awards

🥇 Overall Dux & First Year Dux: Hana Stennett
🏅 Junior Dux: Jani Howatt
🏅 Senior Dux: Robert Kammermann

A very special congratulations to Hana Stennett, who achieved the outstanding honour of being named both First Year Dux and Overall Dux for Semester 1. Congratulations also to Jani and Robert on their exceptional achievements.

While these students received outstanding results, we also recognise the many exceptional academic achievements across our entire college student body. Our students worked hard throughout Semester 1, and their results are a wonderful reflection of their commitment, perseverance and dedication to their studies.

Well done to all of our students on your achievements! We are incredibly proud of the hard work and effort demonstrated across the college.

31/07/2026

Tomorrow is the day! 💙

We’re opening our doors—come find your home. 🏡

Home is more than a place to live—it’s where you can be yourself.

It’s where you are known by name, supported when you need it and surrounded by people who encourage you to be your best.

At Lincoln College, home is found in shared meals, new experiences, lasting friendships, late-night conversations and a community that celebrates every success.

Join us at our Open Days and experience what makes Lincoln College feel like home.

📅 Open Days: 1 & 2 August
🕒 10am–4pm
📍 Lincoln College: 45 Brougham Place, North Adelaide

We can’t wait to welcome you home. 🏡

30/07/2026

⭐️ SHOUTOUT THURSDAYS ⭐

This week we’re celebrating Ben, who represented pharmacy students across Australia with NAPSA’s media team, engaging with MPs about allied health opportunities!

→ How did you get the opportunity to meet individuals within politics and be involved in these conversations?

With the announcement of expanding paid prac to more allied health degrees at the ALP 50th conference, held here in Adelaide. I was invited by the National Australian Pharmacy Student Association (NAPSA) to be apart of their media team. For I am apart of our South Australian branch, as the AdPha representative, also as I tend to keep a finger on the pulse of currant affairs and can quickly come up with something on my feet (My SAAUUC debating skills coming in handy). Therefore I was apart of the media team with our NAPSA president to represent pharmacy students across Australia in short interviews with MPs.

→ What were the main topics or outcomes of these discussions?

Mainly our discussions focused on the recent announcement of the expanded “Commonwealth Prac Payment” to a further 10 allied health degrees, pharmacy included. We talked about how these changes would affect pharmacy and other allied health students as a whole and then to us individually. We filmed lots of interviews with MPs for their local electorates to share this change with future students, encouraging them to not be afraid in taking on an allied health degree because of financial reasoning.

→ Looking back, how have you grown since your first year at college to now?

Looking back, in my first year of college, I was so sure of myself and what I was going to do; with my degree, with my future career and with my life. Looking back, I’ve shifted degrees twice, I’ve fallen over and gotten back up, I see that I wasn’t right in a bunch of things. Now I see that more and more pathways are available and I’m excited to see what the future holds.

→ What’s a fun fact or hobby you have that most people don’t know about you?

My friends would say my hobbies are film photography, art, camera collecting and growing an even more eclectic music taste. But more recently I’ve started to play chess, and can now even contend my grandfather who’d always swiftly beat me.

29/07/2026

Today we gathered for morning tea to celebrate and thank our wonderful College Librarian and Archivist, Terri Sandiford, before she embarks on her next big adventure, relocating to Leeds, England, with her husband, Peter.

Terri has been a valued member of our College community, serving from January 2013 to July 2017, and again from January 2023 until next week. Throughout her years with us, she has been the dedicated custodian of our library and archives, preserving the College's rich history and supporting generations of students, staff, and alumni with her knowledge, professionalism, and kindness.

Her passion for preserving our heritage and her unwavering dedication have left a lasting legacy that will be treasured for years to come. We are incredibly grateful for her outstanding service, friendship, and commitment to our College.

From everyone at the College, thank you, Terri. We wish you and Peter every happiness in your new home in Leeds and every success in this exciting new chapter. Safe travels!

24/07/2026

Open Days - Only 1 week to go! 💙

Find your place.

College is about more than where you live—it's about finding a place where you can embrace new experiences, grow, make lifelong memories and discover your potential.

At Lincoln College, you'll learn, lead, connect and have fun, all within a supportive community that encourages you to thrive.

Join us at our Open Days to explore our facilities, take a tour, meet our residents, and discover what life at Lincoln is really like.

📅 Open Days: 1 & 2 August
🕒 10am–4pm
📍 Lincoln College

We can't wait to help you find your place.

11/07/2026

Open Days - Only 3 weeks to go!

💙Find your people.

University is about more than earning a degree—it's about finding the people who will support you, inspire you and become lifelong friends.

At Lincoln College, you'll find a community that feels like home from day one.

Join us at our Open Days to explore our facilities, meet our residents and staff, ask questions, and discover what life at Lincoln is really like.

📅 Open Days: 1 & 2 August
🕒 10am–4pm
📍 Lincoln College: 45 Brougham Place, North Adelaide

We can't wait to welcome you.

09/07/2026

⭐️ SHOUTOUT THURSDAYS ⭐

Meet Aviril! From finding her place in the Lincoln community to securing an incredible internship and mentorship opportunity, she's had an impressive start to college life.

→ As a first year at Lincoln, how was it settling into college life, and what have you enjoyed most about becoming part of the community here?

Settling into college life was nowhere as scary as I thought it would be! You meet so many new people and make so many friends within college, which makes it so much easier when settling into college life. I have really enjoyed being part of the community at Lincoln especially SAAUCC, where everyone supports each other as a community.

→ What did it mean to be named a finalist and runner up in the William Buck regional scholarship and receive an internship and mentorship opportunity?

I was extremely grateful to be named a finalist for the William Buck regional scholarship. Being named a finalist in the scholarship meant I received a wonderful mentorship opportunity, which will help guide me through my entire degree with helpful advice from my mentors. Receiving the internship will also mean that I will get hands on experience within the Accounting world and it will help me develop my accounting skills further before I graduate. I am beyond grateful for being offered these opportunities as it will immensely help me learn and develop from people within the accounting industry.

→ What advice would you give other Lincoln students thinking for applying for opportunities like this?

If I was to give advice to another Lincoln student applying for opportunities like this it would to be just to go for it. As you will never know if you don’t give it a go when applying for opportunities like scholarships.

→ What’s a fun fact or hobby you have that most people don’t know about you?

I love playing hockey and going to the beach! I’ve played hockey my whole life and even played in the state team for SA. I love going to the beach as it’s close to home especially when the weather is nice, and it is great to spend time with family and friends!

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Adelaide, SA
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https://www.lincoln.edu.au/

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