at the university included academics, religious, leadership, musical, theatre, and special interest affiliations. Students also contributed to a yearbook and a literary magazine of poems, essays, short stories, and art.
The college had a Reserve Officers' Training Corps program in conjunction with Wofford College for students interested in serving in the military or reserves.
== Notable alumni ==
Jay Byars, '09, reality TV show contestant, Survivor: One World
Lois Collier, actress
Alphonza Gadsden, bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church
Mark Mathabane, South African author
Ann Gordon McCrory, former First Lady of North Carolina
Bob Peeler, '74, former Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
Gaylord Perry, Hall of Fame Major League Baseball player, was the LC baseball program's first coach
Kevin Pucetas, '06, minor league baseball player
Eleanor P. Sheppard, first female mayor of Richmond, Virginia
Vyncint Smith, football wide receiver
== See also ==
Limestone Springs Historic District
National Register of …
