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Future Students

Southern Wesleyan University is a Christ-centered, student-focused learning community dedicated to transforming lives.

SWU Community

SWU students, faculty and staff are something, something, something else about our campus community.

Alumni & Friends

Warriors at heart. Your campus experience may only last a few years, but your connection to Southern Wesleyan can last a lifetime. Stay connected to SWU through events, publications, and social media.

Visitors & Neighbors

Whether you come for a campus visit, fine arts program, or athletic event, SWU seeks to provide educational and cultural opportunities not just to our campus community but to the greater community around us.

News

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    Promise Fund benefits from First Citizens gift

    10.26.15 | Development

    Bill Harley, center, senior vice president of First Citizens Bank, presented a $10,000 gift in support of the Promise Fund at Southern Wesleyan University. At left is Dr. Todd Voss, president of SWU; and at right is Dr. Lisa McWherter, vice...

      Gift helps SWU media communication program expand

      04.24.15 | Development

      Kim Moore, right, watches as Taylor Vinson edits video at one of several iMac’s purchased by a grant to outfit a new computer lab for SWU’s media communication degree program. Moore, a senior from Effingham and Vinson, a junior from West...

        Counseling Room named for Andrews

        05.08.14 | Development

        Fred Andrews, center, was honored April 12 by the naming of the Pastor Fred Andrews Counseling Room of the Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center, thanks to donations from his family, friends and members of ALIVE Wesleyan Church's...

          Southern Wesleyan University hosts elected officials

          03.07.14 | Development

          Pickens County Council Chairman Neil Smith, left, Rep. Davey Hiott and Sen. Larry Martin, right, listen to one of the speakers during an appreciation luncheon for elected and appointed officials Feb. 24 at the university’s campus in Central.

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