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MEMBER INSTITUTIONS Langhorne, PA www.cairn.edu www.cairnhighlanders.com
Cairn University EST. 1913
Enrollment: 1,757
Quick Facts:
• 12:1 faculty to staff ratio
• 36 countries and 44 states are represented on campus
• Over 40 majors
More Information:
www.cairn.edu/about
“The Colonial States Athletic Conference has helped provide Cairn University student-athletes with an excellent athletic experience! The Conference has provided for outstanding opportunities for all our student-athletes to reach their potential. The CSAC has been a tremendous support to the mission of Cairn University and the development of our student-athletes!”
- DAVID BABB, CAIRN UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
MISSION: Cairn University exists to educate students to serve Christ in the church, society, and the world as biblically minded, well-educated, and professionally competent men and women of character.
Highlights in History:
• Founded in 1913, it is the result of the merger of two separate institutions which formed Philadelphia Bible Institute in 1951, a school which offered only three-year diplomas and focused primarily on the training of lay people.
• In 1958, PBI became Philadelphia College of Bible when the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania granted the institution approval to offer a four-year program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Bible degree. This established PCB as a school for training students for vocational ministry in the church and related organizations.
• In 1979, the College relocated from Center City Philadelphia to the Bucks County suburb of Langhorne, Pennsylvania.
• In 2012, the University’s Board of Trustees voted to change the name of the institution to Cairn University
Key Athletic Success in the CSAC:
• Two-time Men’s Volleyball Champions (2021, 2022) • Women’s Soccer Champions (2019)
• Men’s Basketball Champions (2020)
• Three-time Women’s Tennis Champions (2019-2022) • Two-time Men’s Soccer Runners-Up (2021, 2022)
• Baseball Runner-Up (2019)
• Five-Time Men’s XC Champions (2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019) • Women’s XC Champions (2018)
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