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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University Breaks Ground for New Chapel and Fine Arts Center
University Chaplain Ken Dill, far left, and Southern Wesleyan University student chaplains scoop some soil at the groundbreaking ceremony for the institution’s new Faith Newton Hobson Chapel, as President David Spittal directs from the stage.
700 Club visits SWU
Southern Wesleyan University student Abraham Deng was the focus of an interview by the 700 Club on the university’s campus Nov. 7.
Southern Wesleyan centennial ends with a bang
Southern Wesleyan University wrapped up its celebration of 100 years in higher education on Oct. 28, with a day of reunions, outdoor festivities, a concert of praise and a fireworks display at its campus in Central. Left, Joy Bryant, SWU alumni...
SWU centennial grand finale Oct. 28
Polly Cunningham, center, addressed the crowd at the university’s Prayer Walk Oct. 15. The prayer walk marked exactly 100 years since the university was founded. Cunningham will be 100 years old on the day of the university’s centennial finale...
Evening of prayer marks 100 years at SWU
Marking exactly 100 years of excellence in education, Southern Wesleyan University will hold an Evening of Prayer and Praise. The event will be Sunday, October 15 at 5:45 pm and will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first day of classes...
SWU unveils centennial book
Dr. Bob Black, professor of religion at Southern Wesleyan University, autographs the book he has written, “How Firm a Foundation,” as Dr. Virgil Mitchell and his wife, Mary, look on.
Best-selling author speaks at SWU
Dr. Jim Garlow is a best-selling author whose works include “A Christian’s Response to Islam” and “Cracking Da Vinci’s Code,” which reached number 17 on the New York Times’ Bestseller List.
Up, up and away
Southern Wesleyan University’s homecoming and centennial celebration Oct. 29 featured a parade of university athletes who released balloons as part of opening ceremonies.
Southern Wesleyan kicks off centennial celebration
A yearlong celebration of Southern Wesleyan University’s 100 years of history will begin Oct. 28-29, 2005.
She Loves Me
Southern Wesleyan University freshman Heather Clifton plays the role of Amalia Balash in the university’s production of “She Loves Me” at the university’s campus in Central on April 7, 8 and 9.
African-American poetry in the spotlight at Freedom’s Hill Church
Poetry that celebrates African-American history will be the focus of an event at Southern Wesleyan University’s campus in Central. The poetry reading will be at Freedom’s Hill Church on Wesleyan Drive, April 14 at 6:15 p.m. This event...
African American poetry series featured in the Heritage Corridor
The South Carolina National Heritage Corridor and the South Carolina Poetry Initiative announce the SCNHC Poetic Histories: 2005 African American Heritage Poetry Series from January through May. As part of the Poetry Series, six sites with...