
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.

Vicki Juan, center, observes Camp Invention participants at Southern Wesleyan University as they assemble a structure designed to bear a load of metal washers.

Southern Wesleyan University President Todd Voss, left, and Baptist Easley CEO Michael L. Batchelor sign a memorandum of understanding signaling collaboration on initiatives that include a new MBA healthcare administration concentration and...

A camera crew prepares for a shoot on the Southern Wesleyan University campus in Central during the Reunion of Upcountry Families, which took place April 24-26. This month, TNT is airing a feature about the event on “The Dramatic Difference.”

Hamilton Hartsell of the Warriors works with a youngster on effectively fielding the ball during a camp devoted to baseball fundamentals for ages 5-12 at Connor Field on SWU's Central campus.

Bennett Lesley of Central follows a ball hit by his son John on the driving range at the P.B. Wood Golf Practice Facility. They were enjoying a morning outing at the Central campus.

SWU President Todd Voss, right, shares the university’s vision with area business and community leaders during a MCPC (Manufacturers Caring for Pickens County) luncheon May 21 on the Central campus.

Jason Norton, left, regional director of Southern Wesleyan University’s North Augusta learning center, presented much-needed items donated by students to Betts Murdison, resident and CEO of Ronald McDonald House in Augusta.

A classic George Bernard Shaw play was staged by students who are members of Easley Home Educators.

Priscilla Hammond talks with a visitor to the Central Railroad Festival about programs offered at Southern Wesleyan University.

Southern Wesleyan University hosted representatives from families, historical groups, genealogical societies and related organizations on its Central Campus, capping off the Reunion of Upcountry Families, a three-day event held April 24-26.

Dillon Groves, left, talks with Kelly Mims about services offered by the Pickens County YMCA during a health fair April 24, part of Wellness Week at SWU.

More than a thousand people lined up along Wesleyan Drive April 11 waiting for the pre-release showing of “Heaven is For Real” at Newton Hobson auditorium.