List of former Middle Atlantic Conference members

The following is an incomplete list of Middle Atlantic Conference members:

Institution	Location	Nickname	Founded	Type	Enrollment	Season Joined	Season Left	Current Conference
American University[1]	Washington, D.C.	Eagles	1893	Private	12,442	1965–1966	1973–1974	Patriot (NCAA Division I FCS)
Bucknell University[2]	Lewisburg, Pennsylvania	Bison	1846	Private	3,655	1922–1923	1973–1974	Patriot (NCAA Division I FCS)
Columbia University[3]	Manhattan, New York City	Lions	1754	Private	27,606	1938–1939?	1953–1954	Ivy (NCAA Division I FCS)
University of Delaware[4]	Newark, Delaware	Fightin' Blue Hens	1743	Private, Public	19,391	1922–1923	1973–1974	CAA (NCAA Division I FCS)
Dickinson College[5]	Carlisle, Pennsylvania	Red Devils	1773	Private	2,300	1924–1925?	1991–1992	Centennial
Drew University[6]	Madison, New Jersey	Rangers	1867	Private	2,369	1968–1969	2006–2007	Landmark
Drexel University[7]	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Dragons	1891	Private	25,500	1922–1923	1973–1974	CAA (NCAA Division I FCS^nf)
Elizabethtown College[8]	Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania	Blue Jays	1899	Private	2,082	1928–1929	2013–2014	Landmark
Franklin & Marshall College[9]	Lancaster, Pennsylvania	Diplomats	1787	Private	2,324	1922–1923	1991–1992	Centennial
Gettysburg College[10]	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	Bullets	1832	Private	2,600	1922–1923	1991–1992	Centennial
Haverford College[11]	Haverford, Pennsylvania	Fords	1833	Private	1,190	1922–1923	1991–1992	Centennial
Hofstra University[12]	Hempstead, New York	Pride	1935	Private	12,400	1951–1952	1973–1974	CAA (NCAA Division I FCS^nf)
Juniata College[13]	Huntingdon, Pennsylvania	Eagles	1876	Private	1,619	1938–1939?	2006–2007	Landmark
La Salle University[14]	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Explorers	1863	Private	7,554	1951–1952	1973–1974	Atlantic 10 (A10) (NCAA Division I)
Lafayette College[15]	Easton, Pennsylvania	Leopards	1826	Private	2,382	1938–1939?	1973–1974	Patriot (NCAA Division I FCS)
Lehigh University[16]	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Mountain Hawks	1865	Private	7,070	1938–1939?	1973–1974	Patriot (NCAA Division I FCS)
Moravian College[17]	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Greyhounds	1742	Private	1,564	1945–1946	2006–2007	Landmark
Muhlenberg College[18]	Allentown, Pennsylvania	Mules	1848	Private	2,225	1922–1923	1991–1992	Centennial
New York University[19]	New York City	Violets	1831	Private	38,391	1922–1923	1954–1955	UAA
University of Pennsylvania[20]	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Quakers	1740	Private	21,329	1938–1939?	1953–1954	Ivy (NCAA Division I FCS)
Princeton University[21]	Princeton, New Jersey	Tigers	1746	Private	7,567	1922–1923	1953–1954	Ivy (NCAA Division I FCS)
Rider University[22]	Lawrenceville, New Jersey	Broncs	1865	Private	5,790	1965–1966	1973–1974	MAAC (NCAA Division I)
Rutgers University–New Brunswick[23]	New Brunswick, New Jersey	Scarlet Knights	1766	Public	58,788	1922–1923	1961–1962	Big Ten (NCAA Division I FBS)
Saint Joseph's University[24]	Wynnfield, Pennsylvania	Hawks	1851	Private	8,800	1949–1950	1973–1974	Atlantic 10 (A10) (NCAA Division I)
University of Scranton[25]	Scranton, Pennsylvania	Royals	1888	Private	6,034	1938–1939?	2006–2007	Landmark
Seton Hall University[26]	South Orange, New Jersey	Pirates	1856	Private	9,745	1938–1939?	1955–1956	Big East (NCAA Division I)
Stevens Institute of Technology[27]	Hoboken, New Jersey	Ducks	1870	Private	5,260	1922–1923	1974–1975	Empire 8
Susquehanna University[28]	Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania	Crusaders	1858	Private	2,200	1922–1923	2006–2007	Landmark
Swarthmore College[29]	Swarthmore, Pennsylvania	Garnet	1864	Private	1,545	1922–1923	1991–1992	Centennial
Temple University[30]	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Owls	1884	Public	38,648	1938–1939?	1961–1962	The American (NCAA Division I FBS)
Upsala College[31]	East Orange, New Jersey	Vikings	1893	Private	435	1960–1961	1994–1995	closed in 1995
Ursinus College[32]	Collegeville, Pennsylvania	Bears	1869	Private	1,650	1938–1939?	1991–1992	Centennial
Wagner College[33]	Staten Island, New York City	Seahawks	1883	Private	2,400	1938–1939?	1974–1975	Northeast (NEC) (NCAA Division I FCS)
Washington College[34]	Chestertown, Maryland	Shoremen (men's) Shorewomen (women's)	1723	Private	1,450	1946–1947	1991–1992	Centennial
West Chester University of Pennsylvania[35]	West Chester, Pennsylvania	Golden Rams	1871	Public	14,950	1938–1939?; 1969–1970	1950–1951; 1973–1974	PSAC (NCAA Division II)

Note

^nf - Non-football member.

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