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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Warriors win NCCAA South, advance to nationals
Chelsie Waters connected on three free throws with 0.4 seconds left to lift the Warriors to a 61-59 victory over Emmanuel in the NCCAA South Region Championship, sending SWU to the NCCAA National Tournament next week.
Day receives Music scholarship
Tad Day (seated) signs a letter of intent to Southern Wesleyan University's Department of Music, where he will enroll in the fall of 2014.
Men's Basketball to host NCCAA South Tourney
Southern Wesleyan men’s basketball will host the annual NCCAA South Region Tournament March 13 and 14 in Tysinger Gymnasium.
SWU Italy Experience
SWU students, alumni and guests experienced Italy during a Spring Break trip Feb. 27 through March 9. Highlights of the tour included Pompeii, the Colosseum, the Vatican, Florence and a bike ride through Tuscany that ended at the Leaning Tower of...
Lemons recognized as outstanding professor
Dr. Derrick Lemons, 1994 religion graduate, recently was recognized as an outstanding professor by the Student Government Association at the University of Georgia, where he is assistant professor of religion.
Southern Wesleyan University hosts elected officials
Pickens County Council Chairman Neil Smith, left, Rep. Davey Hiott and Sen. Larry Martin, right, listen to one of the speakers during an appreciation luncheon for elected and appointed officials Feb. 24 at the university’s campus in Central.
Reddish receives ensemble scholarship
Dasmine Reddish signs a letter of intent to SWU's Department of Music, where he will enroll in fall 2014. Reddish is joined by Prof Gregory Day, left, director of bands at Southern Wesleyan; his mother Patsy Reddish, and Aiken Director of...
Lusk inducted into Georgia Hall of Fame
Charles “Sonny” Lusk
Bounds is Phaup Holiness Emphasis Series speaker
Dr. Chris Bounds, Professor of Theology at Indiana Wesleyan University, was guest speaker for the Phaup Holiness Emphasis Series Feb. 24-26 at Southern Wesleyan University in Central.
New concentrations enhance SWU business program
Southern Wesleyan University is launching new concentrations as part of their BS degree program in business administration for students enrolled in its adult evening program.
Servant Leadership Institute
Don Schaupp, left, retired computer science professor and a good neighbor of the Central campus, shared about The Potter’s Place in his keynote address at the Servant Leadership Institute Feb. 21 at SWU.
Switchfoot in the house
The Grammy Award-winning band Switchfoot played to enthusiastic fans Feb. 23 at Newton Hobson Auditorium on Southern Wesleyan University’s campus in Central.