10 Interesting Facts about Lewis University

Lewis University is a private Catholic university located in Romeoville, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.

The university was founded in 1932 as the Holy Name Technical School and became Lewis College in 1935. It was granted university status in 1973.

Lewis University is named after Frank J. Lewis, a philanthropist who donated the land for the original campus.

The university has a diverse student body, with students from over 30 states and 25 countries.

Lewis University offers over 100 undergraduate majors and programs, as well as graduate degrees and certificates.

The university is known for its strong programs in aviation, nursing, criminal/social justice, and business.

Lewis University is home to the Lewis University Airport, which is one of the largest collegiate aviation programs in the United States.

The university has a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1, ensuring that students receive individual attention and support from their professors.

Lewis University has over 60 student organizations, including academic clubs, service organizations, and special interest groups.

The Lewis Flyers compete in NCAA Division II athletics and have won numerous conference championships in sports such as basketball, baseball, and volleyball.