
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.
For a variety of reasons, businesses and other organizations increasingly rely on Skype, Apple FaceTime and other widely available online video streaming applications to conduct interviews.
Southern Wesleyan University announces its fall 2013 dean’s list students.

Jackie Tubb, a 2011 media communication graduate, accepted a promotion with New York Life and is now internal life product consultant at their Sleepyhollow location in New York.

Curt Lee (Jr.), a 1986 SWU graduate, was awarded a doctor of philosophy degree from Middlesex University London in collaboration with London School of Theology.

The year 2013 was one of exciting new developments for the SWU community. The year was marked by expansion of online degrees and a strong Warrior spirit, evidenced by a new logo and new mascot, NCCAA championships and progress toward NCAA...

Karen Saltzman, a 2013 business graduate, credits Southern Wesleyan University for helping her effectively lead an award-winning treatment program.

After earning business degree from Southern Wesleyan University, a corporate manager returns for his online MBA.
SWU's Columbia learning center continues to build a strong partnership with the Marine Corps League by collecting items to support Toys for Tots.

SWU faculty and staff members applaud graduates as they march toward Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center for winter graduation exercises Dec. 13 on the campus in Central.

Students enjoy a break for food and fun during SWU's late-night breakfast, served by faculty and staff members on the Central campus.

SWU Chaplain, Rev. Ken Dill, presents Alyssa Conner of Central with a towel – a symbol of Christian service – during a “Ceremony of the Servants,” part of Baccalaureate Chapel Dec. 13 on the campus in Central.
Two SWU men’s soccer players received All-American honors from the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) for their outstanding performance on the field.