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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Camp Invention coming to Southern Wesleyan University
A new camp for kids is coming to Southern Wesleyan University that might just inspire a modern-day Thomas Edison or Marie Curie.In partnership with Invent Now Kids, Southern Wesleyan University is offering the nationally-acclaimed, week-long Camp...
Southern Wesleyan students share food with homeless, needy
Jackie Tubb, left, and Zach Derr assemble bag lunches at Southern Wesleyan University before delivering them as part of the LOT Project, a ministry that serves homeless or needy children in Anderson, S.C. The program, started by recent Southern...
SWU offers tips to job seekers
Yvonne Duckett, director of career services at Southern Wesleyan University
Relay for Life at SWU
Teams of faculty, staff and students participated in Relay for Life at SWU.
Southern Wesleyan professor to conduct Anderson chorale
Dr. Don Campbell, SWU professor of music, was chosen to serve as conductor for the GAMAC Chorale.
Celebrating family heritage at Southern Wesleyan
John “Bill” McGraw of Clemson at the 100-Year Reunion, March 27 at Southern Wesleyan University.
Promoting a healthy campus community
Southern Wesleyan University student Kevin Ellsworth discusses volunteer opportunities with Ryan Smith, member services director of Pickens County YMCA.
Countywide tourism summit at SWU
Dr. David Spittal, president of Southern Wesleyan University, center, talks with Kent Dykes of the Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce, left, and Anne Sheriff of the Central Heritage Society during a countywide tourism summit held at the...
SWU joins Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce
Dr. David Spittal, president of Southern Wesleyan University, right, greets David Maybank III, board chairman of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Easley home educators bring Shakespeare to life
The Easley Home Educators cast - William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
SWU student directs Norris recreation program
Chris Vann
Warriors help raise the walls
From left, students Chen Chen, Rachel Davenport, Emily Medders and Tina Collins joined many volunteers as part of Women Build, a project organized by Pickens County Habitat for Humanity.