
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.

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After earning business degree from Southern Wesleyan University, a corporate manager returns for his online MBA.

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.
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.

Southern Wesleyan University’s North Augusta education center partnered with Golden Harvest Food Bank of Augusta, where prospective and current students donated food to help needy individuals and families in the area.

SWU hosted an appreciation luncheon for area businesses and educators at their North Augusta education center Oct. 10.

Dana Jackson, left, a 2009 graduate of SWU’s master of education degree program, is pictured with husband Henry Jackson, right, and children Mathew and Megan Jackson. Dana’s teaching colleagues at Windsor Spring Elementary School named her...

According to Elsa Bustamante, a 2009 SWU MSM graduate, Hispanics, even when they are fully bilingual, highly value the personal relationships and mutual respect essential to building trust.

Six SWU students in North Augusta partner with Bead for Life (BFL), a project whose purpose is to fight poverty among women and their families in Uganda. They are, from left: Della Hardin, Tequilla Parks, Kim Jones, Vonda Butler, Tamela Mims and...

Donating time for the Women Build project for Augusta Habitat for Humanity are, from left: Cami Miller and Kim Cotton, financial aid counselors for SWU’s adult programs; along with Becky Lam and Jennifer Johnson, admissions coordinators for SWU’s...
Confused about the new healthcare regulations? North Augusta Chamber is sponsoring a presentation: "Do You Know How Health Care Reform Affects You?" August 13th from 4 - 5 p.m. at Southern Wesleyan University-North Augusta. Please...

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