Editing Atlantic 10 Conference (section)

=== Current members ===

====Full members====
The following is a list of the full members of the conference and the year they joined:
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!Institution
!Location
!Founded
!Joined
!Type
!Enrollment
!Endowment<br />(millions)
!Nickname
!class="unsortable"|Colors
|-
| '''[[Davidson College]]'''
| [[Davidson, North Carolina]]
| 1837
| 2014
| Private – Presbyterian <br />([[Presbyterian Church (USA)|PCUSA]])
| 1,843
| $1,300
| [[Davidson Wildcats|Wildcats]]
| {{college color boxes|Davidson Wildcats}}
|-
| {{sort|Dayton|'''[[University of Dayton]]'''}}
| [[Dayton, Ohio]]
| 1850
| 1995
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Society of Mary (Marianists)|Marianists]])
| 11,241
| $770
| [[Dayton Flyers|Flyers]]
| {{college color boxes|Dayton Flyers}}
|-
| '''[[Duquesne University]]'''
| [[Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]]
| 1878
| 1976;<br />1993{{efn|group=full|Duquesne left the A-10 for the [[Horizon League|Midwestern Collegiate Conference]] (now known as the '''Horizon League''') only for the 1992–93 school year, but returned to the A-10 effective the 1993–94 school year.}}
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Holy Ghost Fathers|Spiritans]])
| 9,274
| $472.1
| [[Duquesne Dukes|Dukes]]
| {{college color boxes|Duquesne Dukes}}
|-
| '''[[Fordham University]]'''
| [[The Bronx|Bronx, New York]]
| 1841
| 1995
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Jesuits|Jesuit]])
| 16,515
| $972
| [[Fordham Rams|Rams]]
| {{college color boxes|Fordham Rams}} 
|-
| '''[[George Mason University]]'''
| [[Fairfax, Virginia]]{{efn|group=full|While the main campus has a Fairfax mailing address, it is located in an area of unincorporated [[Fairfax County, Virginia|Fairfax County]] designated by the US Census Bureau as [[George Mason, Virginia]].}}
| 1957
| 2013
| Public
| 35,047
| $222.2
| [[George Mason Patriots|Patriots]]
| {{college color boxes|George Mason Patriots}}
|-
| '''[[George Washington University]]'''
| [[Washington, D.C.]]
| 1821
| 1976
| Private – Non-sectarian
| 28,172
| $2,400
| [[George Washington Revolutionaries|Revolutionaries]]
| {{college color boxes|George Washington Revolutionaries}}
|-
| '''[[La Salle University]]'''
| [[Philadelphia|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]
| 1863
| 1995
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools|De La Salle Brothers]])
| 5,191
| $80
| [[La Salle Explorers|Explorers]]
| {{college color boxes|La Salle Explorers}}
|-
| '''[[Loyola University Chicago]]'''
| [[Chicago|Chicago, Illinois]]
| 1870
| 2022
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Jesuits|Jesuit]])
| 16,437<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.luc.edu/undergrad/about/colleges-and-universities.html |title=Loyola University Chicago &#124; Loyola at a Glance Loyola at a Glance |publisher=Luc.edu |access-date=October 7, 2016 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161014203846/http://www.luc.edu/undergrad/about/colleges-and-universities.html |archive-date=October 14, 2016 }}</ref>
| $1,072
| [[Loyola Ramblers|Ramblers]]
| {{college color boxes|Loyola Ramblers}}
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| {{sort|Massachusetts|'''[[University of Massachusetts Amherst]]'''}}{{efn|group=full|name=football|Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Richmond also played football within the A-10 from the 1997 to the 2006 fall seasons (1997–98 to 2006–07 school years) after the [[Yankee Conference]] was absorbed. However, Richmond's primary conference until the 2000-01 school year was the [[Coastal Athletic Association|Colonial Athletic Association]] (CAA).}}
| [[Amherst, Massachusetts]]
| 1863
| 1976
| Public <br /> ([[University of Massachusetts]])
| 30,593
| $494
| [[UMass Minutemen and Minutewomen|Minutemen and Minutewomen]]
| {{college color boxes|UMass Minutemen}}
|-
| {{sort|Rhode Island|'''[[University of Rhode Island]]'''}}{{efn|group=full|name=football}}
| [[Kingston, Rhode Island]]
| 1892
| 1980
| Public
| 16,883
| $203
| [[Rhode Island Rams|Rams]]
| {{college color boxes|Rhode Island Rams}}
|-
| {{sort|Richmond|'''[[University of Richmond]]'''}}{{efn|group=full|name=football}}
| [[Richmond, Virginia]]
| 1840
| 2001
| Private – Non-sectarian
| 4,002
| $3,100
| [[Richmond Spiders|Spiders]]
| {{college color boxes|Richmond Spiders}}
|-
| {{sort|Saint Bonaventure|'''[[St. Bonaventure University]]'''}}
| {{sort|Saint Bonaventure|[[St. Bonaventure, New York]]}}
| 1858
| 1979
| Private – Catholic <br /> ([[Order of Friars Minor|Franciscan]])<!--This is the specific Franciscan order that founded and operates SBU.-->
| 2,381
| $92.3
| [[St. Bonaventure Bonnies|Bonnies]]
| {{college color boxes|St. Bonaventure Bonnies}} 
|-
| '''[[Saint Joseph's University]]'''
| [[Philadelphia|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]
| 1851
| 1982
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Jesuits|Jesuit]])
| 7,589
| $378.8
| [[Saint Joseph's Hawks|Hawks]]
| {{college color boxes|Saint Joseph's Hawks}}
|-
| '''[[Saint Louis University]]'''
| [[St. Louis|St. Louis, Missouri]]
| 1818
| 2005
| Private – Catholic <br />([[Jesuits|Jesuit]])
| 12,883
| $1,700
| [[Saint Louis Billikens|Billikens]]
| {{college color boxes|Saint Louis Billikens}}
|-
| '''[[Virginia Commonwealth University]]'''
| [[Richmond, Virginia]]
| 1838
| 2012
| Public
| 31,076
| $2,720
| [[VCU Rams|Rams]]
| {{college color boxes|VCU Rams}}
|}

;Notes:
{{notelist|group=full}}

====Associate members====
The "joined" column indicates the calendar year in which each school became an A-10 associate, which for spring sports such as lacrosse is the year before the first season of competition.
{| class=" sortable wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
!Institution
!Location
!Founded
!Joined
!Type
!Enrollment
!Nickname
!Primary<br />conference
!A-10<br />sport
|-
| '''[[High Point University]]'''
| [[High Point, North Carolina]]
| 1924
| 2022
| Private<br />([[United Methodist Church|Methodist]])
| 4,545
| [[High Point Panthers men's lacrosse|Panthers]]
| [[Big South Conference|Big South]]
| {{sortname|Men's|lacrosse|nolink=y}}
|-
| '''[[Hobart and William Smith Colleges|Hobart College]]'''
| [[Geneva, New York]]
| 1822
| 2022
| Private – Nonsectarian
| 2,105
| [[Hobart Statesmen men's lacrosse|Statesmen]]
| [[Liberty League|Liberty]]{{efn|group=former|name=D3|Currently an [[NCAA Division III]] athletic conference.}}
| {{sortname|Men's|lacrosse|nolink=y}}
|-
| '''[[Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania]]'''
| [[Lock Haven, Pennsylvania]]
| 1870
| 2010
| Public<br />([[Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education|PASSHE]])
| 3,425
| [[Lock Haven Bald Eagles|Bald Eagles]]
| [[Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference|PSAC]]{{efn|group=former|name=D2|Currently an [[NCAA Division II]] athletic conference.}}
| Field hockey
|}

;Notes:
{{notelist|group=assoc}}

====Future associate members====
{| class=" sortable wikitable" style="text-align: center"
|-
!Institution
!Location
!Founded
!Joining
!Type
!Enrollment
!Nickname
!Primary<br />conference
!A-10<br />sport
|-
| {{sort|Delaware|'''[[University of Delaware]]'''}}
| [[Newark, Delaware]]
| 1743
| rowspan=2 | 2025<ref name="lax">{{cite press release|url=https://atlantic10.com/news/2024/5/20/about-the-atlantic-10-a-10-concludes-2024-annual-business-meetings.aspx|title=A-10 Concludes 2024 Annual Business Meetings|quote=In Olympic Sports, the directors approved affiliate members in men’s lacrosse, (Massachusetts & Delaware) beginning with the 2026 season.|publisher=Atlantic 10 Conference|date=May 20, 2024|access-date=May 21, 2024}}</ref>
| Public{{efn|group=future|Delaware is officially chartered as a "privately-governed, state-assisted" institution. This status is broadly similar to that of New York State's [[statutory colleges]], most of which are housed at [[Cornell University]], or institutions in Pennsylvania's [[Commonwealth System of Higher Education]].}}
| 23,774<ref>{{Cite web |title=Facts & Figures {{!}} University of Delaware |url=https://www.udel.edu/about/facts-figures/ |access-date=2023-11-27 |website=www.udel.edu |language=en}}</ref>
| [[Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens|Blue Hens]]
| [[Coastal Athletic Association|CAA]]<br>{{small|([[Conference USA|CUSA]] in 2025)}}
| rowspan=2 | Men's lacrosse
|-
| {{sort|Massachusetts|'''[[University of Massachusetts Amherst]]'''}}
| [[Amherst, Massachusetts]]
| 1863
| Public <br /> ([[University of Massachusetts]])
| 30,593
| [[UMass Minutemen and Minutewomen|Minutemen and Minutewomen]]
| A-10<br>{{small|([[Mid-American Conference|MAC]] in 2025)}}
|}
;Notes:
{{notelist|group=future}}
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