
Warriors speak the language of baseball
Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.
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Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.

Heather Pearce, Krystal’s mother, addresses SWU students, faculty and staff gathered for the dedication of a bench in memory of her daughter, Krystal Pearce.

Southern Wesleyan University accepted a $10,000 check from First Citizens Bank to benefit its Promise Fund during the P.B. Wood Golf Tournament Oct. 13 at Pickens Country Club.

Pete Benson of Franklin, Tenn., was elected to Southern Wesleyan University’s board of trustees.

Students dressed in “Warrior” garb run across Childs Soccer Field prior to the start of the Men’s Soccer game vs. North Greenville University Oct. 25 during SWU’s 2014 Homecoming celebration.

First-Place winners of the P.B. Wood Golf Tournament are P.B. Wood, Pete Wood, Dan Wood and Tom Harding, scoring 57. Presenting the award was Dale Gilbert, left, of WYFF-TV. Pictured at right are SWU President Todd Voss and Vice President for...

Chris Williams, right, SWU director of athletics, presents Casey Shearin, a member of the university's Track Team, the John and Jody Wheeler Ministry Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to a student-athlete who is in a missions or...

There was an induction ceremony Oct. 20 for SWU's Call Me MISTER program at Freedom’s Hill Church on the Central Campus.

SWU education major Byron Smith of Greenwood assists a student as he tries to translate the mirror image of a document in an exercise to raise awareness of perceptional issues such as dyslexia.

Southern Wesleyan University appointed Anthony “Tony” Payne as associate vice president for development in the office of Advancement.

Afrizo! a group of students from Daystar University in Nairobi, Kenya, performed the songs of South, Central and East Africa during a chapel service Oct. 15 at SWU’s Central campus.

Members of the SWU Men's Basketball Team went through training on SWU's low ropes challenge course Oct. 2. The course is part of the Leadership in Outdoor Recreation Education (LORE) program.

SWU had three players in double figures with Cherilyn Ramsey leading the charge Oct. 4 against Lees-McRae with 19 kills, her third straight match in double figures and 14th of the season. (courtesy Bolton Photo)