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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Standing against Trafficking
Pictured is Sgt. Michael Hildebrand of the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, left, enjoying a conversation with Martha Blackburn, general director of Wesleyan Women for The Wesleyan Church before a community forum that kicked off the event.
Relay for Life at SWU
Teams of faculty, staff and students participated in Relay for Life at SWU.
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...
More than 500 degrees conferred at Southern Wesleyan University
Graduates in Southern Wesleyan University's Adult and Graduate Studies anticipate the awarding of degrees during commencement Dec. 12 at Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center on the university's campus in Central. Bearing the...
SWU winter baccalaureate
Dr. David Spittal, SWU president, congratulates Jessica Hubbard, far left, after baccalaureate services Dec. 10 at Newton Hobson Chapel. Also pictured are her parents, Perry and Nancy Hubbard. She graduated Summa Cum Laude, receiving a BS in...
SWU hosts State of Central luncheon
From left, newly-reelected Central Mayor Mac Martin, Chairman of the Pickens County School District Board Jim Shelton and SWU President David Spittal listen to a speaker during the State of Central Luncheon, organized by the Central Area Business...
Southern Wesleyan University dedicates new welcome center
Southern Wesleyan University dedicated its new Clayton Welcome Center Oct. 23 at its campus in Central.
Lifting up voices
Stephanie Staggers ministers in music during Southern Wesleyan University's Gospel Extravaganza
SWU hosts human trafficking awareness event
Dr. Jo Anne Lyon was at Southern Wesleyan University in Central, S.C., where she shared alarming facts and figures about human trafficking.
Keeping the dream alive
Tom Jones of Columbia, a veteran of the civil rights movement, addressed students, faculty and staff during a chapel Jan. 20 at SWU.
Event at SWU focuses on human trafficking
Slavery is more than just dark chapters written in old history books - it is a real problem today.
SWU dedicates NewtonHobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center
Dr. Julius Scipio, pastor of Royal Baptist Church in Anderson and former SWU trustee, was the guest speaker for the university’s dedication ceremony for the new Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center.