Campus
Among the first buildings on campus were the current L.R. McDonald Administration Building (funded in part by Catherine Wilson) and Phillips Hall (funded by Mrs. James Phillips and Mrs. Kizzie Russell).
The John B. Begley Chapel was designed by E. Fay Jones, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The two vertical cylindrical parts were inspired by rural farm storage silos. Gothic, Romanesque and Byzantine designs are found throughout the Begley Chapel. The chapel was named in honor of the college's chancellor who served as the college's sixth president, from 1977 to 1997.
The Katie Murrell Library is a 24,000-square-foot (2,200 m2) facility in the Holloway Building. A renovated and enlarged building was dedicated in 2002. As of December 2006, it had over 52,000 volumes; access to 106,000+ electronic titles; over 17,500 journal and magazine subscriptions in hard copy, microfilm and online formats; over 380,000 government documents and publications; and 44 Internet-accessible computers, Internet jacks, and a wireless network.
The Roberta D. Cranmer Dining Center is the dining hall for the students of Lindsey Wilson College and is also open to the public. The dining center has many meeting and conference rooms available to accommodate community organizations. The dining center offers three meals a day Monday through Friday and two meals offered on Saturday and Sunday. There is a variety of food that is served on eight different bars: the salad bar, fruit bar, the grill, main bar, pasta bar, breakfast bar, dessert section, and a special bar that includes ethnic food from different cultures. The Block & Barrel campus grill is located in the Student Union Building (SUB), which is centrally located on campus.
In 1992, the school opened a satellite campus in Scottsville, Kentucky.
In April 2008, A wellness and fitness center was approved, along with a football team, Wrestling team, and marching band. A football field, baseball and softball complex will be built on the property owned by the college located on the Louie B. Nunn Parkway. The first football game is scheduled for September, 2010. The wellness center is scheduled to open in the fall of 2009.
A Nursing and Counseling building was built and opened in 2010 to house the new Nursing program. A Psychophysiology major was also added in 2010
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