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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SWU Cross Country at NAIA Nationals
Southern Wesleyan University was well-represented at the NAIA Nationals Nov. 17 at Vancouver, Wash.
Perfect Attendance!
Joy Bryant, left, executive director of alumni and constituent relations, congratulates Columbia students Arcola Jones, and Robert Cale, right, for perfect attendance during a reception Nov. 12 honoring December graduates at Southern Wesleyan...
SWU plans new track facility, softball improvements
The Southern Wesleyan University board of trustees also voted in favor of building a state-of-the-art track facility on the campus in Central. The site for the new track will be where the current intramural fields are located, just off of S.C...
SWU to add Men's and Women's Track and Field, Men's and Women's Tennis programs
The Southern Wesleyan University board of trustees voted unanimously to add four new intercollegiate sports teams in men’s and women’s track and field and men’s and women’s tennis. The teams will begin competition in...
Shoes for Steve helps Upstate homeless
SWU alum Heidi Wilcox Ravenscraft and her sister have been busy collecting shoes and socks for Upstate Homeless.
SWU graduate receives Milken Educator Award
Shasta Looper, center, a SWU graduate and fourth-grade teacher at A.J. Whittenberg Elementary School in Greenville County School District, reacts as her name is announced as winner of the 2012 South Carolina Milken Educator Award. (Milken...
SWU to offer environmental studies degree
A new major at Southern Wesleyan University offers unique insights into a topic that affects everyone – the environment.
SWU names new regional director
Jason Norton has been named the new regional director of recruitment services in North Augusta.
Custodial Appreciation Day
Members of Emily Germain's honors personal wholeness class prepared lunch Nov. 8 as a surprise gift for the SWU custodial staff in Central.
Family members continue education tradition
The Perrineaus, from left: Asha Reed, Robert L. Perrineau Jr., Kayce R. Jones, Florence Reed-Jones, Pamela Reed Perrineau and Robert L. Perrineau Sr. and Kimberly Perrineau Jackson, Pamela’s daughter. Not pictured is Eric Jackson.
Students learn about legal system
Alysia Cruell, right, questions Zachary Wilson on the particulars of a case during a Mock Trial Nov. 6 in the Business Law class, taught by Dr. Jeannie Trudel.
Where growth takes place
Author, speaker and blogger Jeff Goins at SWU's Missions Conference Nov. 5