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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Southern Wesleyan congratulates more than 400 graduates
Professors offered words of wisdom to Southern Wesleyan University’s graduates during ceremonies Dec. 11.
How one former New Brunswick educator failed retirement
Ten years after retiring from 33 years in public schools in his home province, Dr. G. Fred Woodworth finds himself regularly traveling between his home in the Upstate to the Midlands and Lowcountry. This obviously is not geographically...
Education Center at SWU
Right, Dr. Gloria Bell, academic vice president and dean, addresses the university crowd at the naming ceremony for the John M. Newby Education Center as Newby and his wife, Becky, look on.
SWU introduces new vice president
Southern Wesleyan University employees recently welcomed Dr. Keith Iddings, the university’s new vice president of Adult and Graduate Studies.
SWU observes National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
Southern Wesleyan University’s physical education teacher certification program joined the rest of the country in reminding people that healthy, physically active children are better learners.
Spring graduation '04 - More than 330 earn degrees at Southern Wesleyan
Southern Wesleyan University students received associate’s, bachelor’s or master’s degrees at the university’s graduation ceremonies May 8.
Wesleyan church leader is graduation speaker
Dr. Earle Wilson
Students compete in free enterprise
SWU students captured the Rookie Team of the Year title at this year’s Students in Free Enterprise competition in Charlotte, N.C. From left, are team members Savannah Parnell of Sumter, a business administration major; Diego Vacca of Santafe de...
Southern Wesleyan University growing rapidly
University president David Spittal, sculptor Rick Wienecke, donors Ardelia and Wilbur Williams and university chaplain Ken Dill participate in the dedication of the bronze scupture "Intercession."
Eleven Students Inducted into Alpha Chi
Eleven students, representing the top five percent of the junior class and the top ten percent of the senior class, were inducted into the Alpha Chi National collegiate honor society.