the 2013–2014 school year. Popular Culture Mercyhurst is the setting for a scene in the Tom Hanks film That Thing You Do! Academics Enrollment at Mercyhurst University's Erie campus is nearly 4,500 students. The university formerly was on a trimester calendar and moved to a 4–1–4 calendar for the 2013–2014 school year. Currently, the university is on a traditional semester calendar. It has more than 57 undergraduate degrees and almost 25 percent of the student body chooses to study abroad. Undergraduate students at Mercyhurst all complete the REACH curriculum, which stands for Reason and Faith, Expression and Creativity, Analytical Thought, Contexts and Systems, and Humans in Connection. The university is organized into four colleges: The Hafenmaier College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences The Walker College of Business The Zurn College of Natural and Health Sciences The Ridge College of Intelligence Studies & Applied Sciences Athletics Mercyhurst University competes in two NCAA Division I and 23 NCAA Division II sports as the Lakers, one of the newest members of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). Around 15 percent of the student body consists of student-athletes. NCAA Division I sports Men's ice hockey (Atlantic Hockey) Women's ice hockey (College Hockey America) NCAA Division II sports Baseball Men's & women's basketball Men's & women's cross country Field hockey American football Men's & women's golf Men's lacrosse (ECAC) Women's lacrosse Women's rowing (ECAC) Men's & Women's Soccer Softball Men's & women's tennis Women's volleyball Men's & women's water polo (Collegiate Water Polo Association on the men's side and Western Water Polo Association on the women's side) Wrestling Women's bowling National championships 1976: Men's tennis – NAIA 2004: Women's rowing (team champion) – NCAA Division II 2005: Men's rowing (4+ open) – ECAC National Champion 2009: Josh Shields (165 lbs), wrestling – NCAA Division II 2010: Women's rowing (8+ champion) – NCAA Division II 2011: Men's lacrosse – NCAA Division II National finalist 2005: Ben McAvinew (184 lbs), wrestling – NCAA Division II 2006: Zach Schafer (165 lbs), wrestling – NCAA Division II 2007: Men's lacrosse – NCAA Division II 2008: Hudson Harrison (165 lbs), wrestling – NCAA Division II 2009: Women's ice hockey – NCAA Division I 2009: Women's rowing – NCAA Division II 2010: Josh Shields (165 lbs), wrestling – NCAA Division II 2011: Women's rowing – NCAA Division II 2013: Men's lacrosse – NCAA Division II 2016: Willie Bohince (125 lbs),