After preparing for the move for over two years, Limestone College officially changed its name to Limestone University on Wednesday, July 1.

As part of that name change, the institution based in Gaffney has unveiled a new logo that keeps its traditional school colors of blue and gold the same. Much of the signage at the Day Campus has already been changed. Signage changes are also on the way for Limestone’s five other instructional sites across the state.

On the day that Limestone College officially becomes Limestone University, WZZQ's popular "Fowler & Friends Morning Show" will be broadcasting live on campus from 6 a.m. until 10 a.m.

Show host Dennis Fowler will have several Limestone University guests on-air during the special four-hour broadcast.

Drop by and say "hello" to the Q-Crew that will be set-up directly in front of the Limestone Communications & Marketing Office, located beside the Curtis Building on the front campus.

Mayor Henry L. Jolly (center) presents a City of Gaffney Resolution to Limestone College President Dr. Darrell Parker (left) and Limestone Board of Trustees Vice-Chairman David Riggins on Thursday, June 25. The Resolution declares Wednesday, July 1, as "Limestone University Day" in the City of Gaffney in honor of the institution officially changing its name on that date.

The Resolution also recognizes that Limestone is celebrating its 175 anniversary this year.

Cherokee County Council presented a proclamation to Limestone College President Dr. Darrell Parker at its meeting on Monday, June 22, recognizing Wednesday, July 1, 2020, as "Limestone University Day."

The institution, founded in 1845, officially changes its name to Limestone University on July 1.

Limestone College’s new esports program has taken yet another cutting-edge step by adding “Valorant” to its arsenal of game offerings this fall.

“Valorant,” which was officially released on June 2, was wildly popular during its beta-stage testing, according to Limestone’s esports head coach Zach Lewis.