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 celebrates graduates at winter ceremony
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.
SWU announces President’s Scholarship Program for adult and graduate students
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.
Neloms nominated for Teacher of the Year
Rasheem L. Neloms was nominated teacher of the year at Military Magnet Academy from Charleston County School District.
SWU education builds confidence for Charleston graduate
Romona Gourdine knew she would need a college degree to advance her career and to realize her professional goals.
Campbell earns Ph.D.
Campbell is a 2003 business graduate from Southern Wesleyan University’s Charleston education center.
SWU hosts Trident United Way
SWU’s Charleston education center hosted Trident United Way for the Charleston Metro Area’s Board of Directors Oct. 17. The 30 board members, composed of leaders in the Charleston business and non-profit community, came to the center on Faber...
SWU Charleston involved in Day of Caring
Dean Grile, Paula Talbot, Leigh Thomson and Joel Crawford from SWU's Charleston learning center participated in the Trident United Way’s Day of Caring.
SWU Charleston hosts teachers
SWU’s Charleston education center hosted Master Reading Teachers from the Charleston County School District for professional development training Aug. 15 and 16.
Frayer named Teacher of Year
Deirdre Frayer, a Southern Wesleyan University student at Charleston, was nominated Teacher of the Year for her school Clay Hill Middle School, located in Dorchester School District 4.
Williams appointed to board
The Christian Business Academy Review appointed Charles Williams, assistant professor of business in Charleston, to the 2012-2013 Board of Review.
To live a full life and die empty
Growing up with few role models, Leroy Moore turned to alcohol and drugs. Now clean from drugs and alcohol 21 years, Moore, 56, a Human Services major at Southern Wesleyan University’s Charleston education center, has a mission.
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...