
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.

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.

A passion for helping others is what drives Sandra Boyce.
Southern Wesleyan University announced a $500 scholarship that will be available to all new adult and graduate students enrolling from January 2014 through June 2014.

Rasheem L. Neloms was nominated teacher of the year at Military Magnet Academy from Charleston County School District.

Felicia George, a recent business graduate from the Columbia learning center, was named as a liaison for Behavioral Health at the S.C. Department of Health and Human Services.

Emily Painter, left, with her parents, Janet and Brian Painter

Romona Gourdine knew she would need a college degree to advance her career and to realize her professional goals.

Southern Wesleyan University’s North Augusta education center partnered with Golden Harvest Food Bank of Augusta, where prospective and current students donated food to help needy individuals and families in the area.

SWU President Todd Voss, left, updates business, education and government leaders on the university’s future plans during an appreciation luncheon Nov. 12 at the Greenville education center.