Student organizations provide leadership development and social growth as a complement to academic life. All organizations are open to any member of the student body. Student organizations are each governed by a constitution and supervised by a faculty advisor. Following are brief descriptions of organizations at Louisburg (listed alphabetically).

African-American Historical Society: The purpose of this organization is to educate and unite students of African descent and other groups. It provides a forum to help students of all races understand and respect the history of African Americans.

American Chemical Society (Louisburg College student affiliate chapter): Students interested in pursuing a career in science have the benefit of belonging to this organization, which provides educational opportunities to students and the community through speakers, professional meetings, etc.

Cheerleaders: The cheerleaders help to generate spirit, enthusiasm, and energy at College basketball games. Tryouts are held each fall. This organization is a fun way to meet new friends and get involved while contributing to the campus life of the College.

Christian Life Council (CLC): CLC is an interdenominational group of students who want to enrich their lives and others' through Christian fellowship. Several service projects throughout the year keep this group active.

Chorale and Ensemble: The main requirements for membership in the Chorale and Ensemble are vocal talent and the desire to sing. These groups give concerts both on and off campus, sometimes traveling on short concert tours in North Carolina and Virginia.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes: This interdenominational group of student athletes conducts several service projects throughout the year.

Louisburg College Drum line: The LC Drum line is comprised of students who share a common interest in drums, rhythm, and music. They perform during Open houses and during other events around campus.

LC Iron Man Club: This organization is comprised of students who share a common interest in weight training and other forms of exercise.

Student Ambassadors: A prestigious organization whose members are specifically chosen based on character and academic excellence. The Ambassadors who will act as tour guides and event coordinators each play a part in representing Louisburg College and impacting its future.

Student Government Association (SGA): Every Louisburg College student is a member of SGA and is represented through its officers and senators. SGA serves as a liaison between students and College administrators. It plans social and educational programs for the student body.

The Storm: The Storm is the e-magazine of Louisburg College students and the Louisburg College community. The magazine has been published by Louisburg College students since October of 1998. It began as a hard copy periodical and has recently moved online. The Storm staff invites you to think of this as your magazine. If you have news, opinions, or art of any kind that you'd like to share with the LC community, please allow us to assist you in that endeavor.

Young Democrats and Young Republicans: These organizations work to give students a better understanding of the political philosophies found in their parties. They sometimes bring state and national figures to the College to speak.