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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Student keeps promise to himself: learn
Jasper Brown, SWU student in North Augusta
SWU offers Yellow Ribbon scholarship to military
Southern Wesleyan University is saluting military veterans by offering free university tuition and fees."We appreciate the sacrifice made by veterans and their families and are pleased to extend greater access to our university through programs...
Business student authors inspirational book
Beverly Fludd Brown
SWU cuts ribbon at new Columbia location
SWU celebrated its move to the northeast area of Columbia with a dedication, ribbon-cutting and open house Sept. 21. University employees participating in cutting the ribbon, from left, are Wallace Cook, director of enrollment management; Brooks...
SWU graduate keeps eye on safety, quality of life
Harold Reaves
SWU relocates Columbia Learning Center
Southern Wesleyan University is on the move – to a new location in Columbia.
Nick Shorter takes risk in stride
Nick Shorter
SWU announces two new majors
Education and human services programs are coming to Southern Wesleyan University locations across the state.The university recently received approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to offer its bachelor of science in...
Adult studies program enriches lives, careers
This is a year of milestones for Southern Wesleyan University. The new year not only brings more centennial festivities for the 100-year-old Christian-based university, but it also marks the 20th anniversary of its Adult and Graduate Studies...
Southern Wesleyan unveils new sign on Martintown Road
Southern Wesleyan University’s Adult and Graduate Studies program unveiled a new building sign during an open house event in North Augusta.
Graduate students examine SHINE
Callie Dover, SHINE committee member and representative of the Red Cross and Pickens View Wesleyan Church, asks Southern Wesleyan University student John Benson about the report.