Notable Alumni
| Name | Known for | Relationship to Lynchburg College |
|---|---|---|
| John Hobbs | Former Major League Baseball Player for Minnesota Twins and Seattle Mariners | BA, 1978, |
| Bob Duff | Senator - State of Connecticut | BA, 1993, Sigma Phi Epsilon |
| Jerry Falwell | Founder of Liberty University and not an alumnus | Journalism student before transferring to Bible Baptist College. |
| Whit Haydn | Magician, entertainer | BA, 1972 |
| Deirdre Quinn | actress | 1993 BA in Theatre |
| Jessamine Shumate | artist and painter | Attended art classes during 1940s |
| Paul Shannon Tierney | Founder of Terminus Est and published an English / Latin Anthology on the works of Julius Caesar | English Undergraduate Student before transferring to University of Virginia for Masters and Doctorate. |
| Ronnie LaBrie | Former minor league baseball player in the Washington Nationals farm system | current 6th year senior |
| Ryan Cranston | former Major League Lacrosse Player | graduate |
| Brandon Childs | head coach, Eastern University Men's Lacrosse | graduate |
| Andy Warren | Entertainment Manager, Walt Disney World Entertainment | graduate |
| Mike Marchetti | Corporate Applications Director, Yahoo! | graduate |
| Percy Wooton | former president of the American Medical Association | graduate |
| Catherine German West | former executive vice president and chief operating officer of J.C. Penney Company, Inc. | graduate |
| Franklin P. Hall | Virginia House of Delegates | graduate |
| Robert A. McKee | Former Representative for Maryland House of Delegates | B.A. in political science in 1971 |
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