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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Family history book dedicated to SWU library
Sarah Pitts-Holmes, left, along with her sister, Mary Pitts-Brown, right, presents a copy of the Pitts and Harbin Family History to Bob Sears, director of the Rickman Library at SWU and Anne Sheriff, director of the Clayton Family Research...
SWU business students’ project impacting poverty overseas
Six SWU students in North Augusta partner with Bead for Life (BFL), a project whose purpose is to fight poverty among women and their families in Uganda. They are, from left: Della Hardin, Tequilla Parks, Kim Jones, Vonda Butler, Tamela Mims and...
Course at SWU explores ‘The Missional Church’
Rev. Mark Wilson, senior pastor of Hayward Wesleyan Church, Hayward, Wis., was a guest instructor for “The Missional Church: Ministry in Context,” a new course offered this semester at SWU's Central campus. Wilson is pictured addressing a...
Dateline features SWU graduate
NBC News Journalist Lester Holt interviewed SWU business graduate Charity Prosser, right, and partner Jamel Foster, center, about STAND, a unique drug enforcement program initiated by U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles and carried out by the two North...
Teaching reading in a digital age
Lavinia Anderson, center, talks over class assignments with Chelsea Trout of Simpsonville, left, and Elizabeth Maness of Anderson. Both are Early Childhood/Elementary Education majors at Southern Wesleyan University in Central.
Reaves moves to ‘tech’ side of law enforcement
After working more than two decades in law enforcement, Southern Wesleyan University graduate Harold Reaves could have looked back on an exemplary career while preparing for retirement, but he knew God still had plans for his life.
Developing a heart for service
Southern Wesleyan University staff and students work on a beautification project at Cannon Memorial Hospital in Pickens during Day of Service March 19.
Theater transformed by SWU graduates' ministry
The old Rivoli Theater at Myrtle Beach’s Pavilion area is being transformed into a Christian teen club complete with concert venue, café and office space for Ground Zero, an outreach founded by Southern Wesleyan University graduates Scott and...
NY executive appreciates life skills learned at SWU
SWU graduate Alex Baxter, currently chief digital officer at a private equity portfolio company in New York City, says his path has been formed by a series of fortuitous relationships, events and the Lord’s plan for his life.
Building bridges - under a bridge
Each Saturday night, 16 Cents Ministry and volunteers from area churches hold “Church under the Bridge,” where they serve a hot meal and conduct a worship service. The ministry, started by SWU graduate Kevin Carter and his wife Joy, helps to meet...
Teens' bridge to success is SWU student's passion
Eric Jackson, right, a SWU human services student, founded R3 inc., an organization that serves as a bridge between teens and community programs as well as resources available in the Charleston area. He, along with his wife, chief executive...
SWU team helps with Sandy relief
SWU students, along with SWU graduates, staff and a team from Denton Wesleyan Church traveled to the New York area for a week spent assisting in the rebuilding of homes devastated by Superstorm Sandy. Pictured are students Madison Busch...