Presbyterian College, Private educational institution in Clinton, South Carolina
Presbyterian College extends across a broad campus with residence halls, classroom buildings, and student townhouses. The entire site sits within a historic district and combines traditional architecture with facilities for academic life.
William Plumer Jacobs established the educational institution in 1880 with a small group of pupils. Over the following decades, the campus expanded with the construction of several major buildings that reflected the growth of the school.
The campus follows an honor code that has guided academic conduct for over a century. Students participate in community activities that shape campus life and maintain social traditions.
Most students live on the grounds, so visitors can observe the daily life of a closely connected community. The grounds are open to the public and offer common areas where you can orient yourself and look around.
The school mascot is a Scottish character who appears at sporting events. The athletic teams carry the unusual name Blue Hose and compete in the highest collegiate sports division.
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