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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Up and at 'em
Members of the SWU Men's Basketball Team went through training on SWU's low ropes challenge course Oct. 2. The course is part of the Leadership in Outdoor Recreation Education (LORE) program.
Transformation, spiritual examination during services at SWU
Rev. Bob Kerstetter (foreground), SWU’s director of worship and discipleship, along with a praise and worship team composed of students, prepares hearts and minds for a time of worship.
SWU sets record for incoming students
New students and family members check in Aug. 15 at Southern Wesleyan University in Central. The university experienced an influx of a record 265 new students.
Fair acquaints new students with community, services
At right, Dale Watson, manager of Valvoline Instant Oil Change; and Alicia Keys of Subway meet students while handing out giveaway items and discount coupons.
‘Passing the Mantle’ marks transition into college life
Students and their families, along with faculty and staff took part in a “Passing the Mantle” ceremony – a time of prayer and reflection as well as a celebration of transition into college life.
SWU pilots student run coffeehouse, golf facility
Student run organizations aren’t a new thing on campuses across the nation, but what about student-run businesses?
Snack like a Warrior
Rob Bowling. SWU grounds superintendent, adds the finishing touches to the Warrior logo in the SWU Snack Shop.
Wellness Week at SWU
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.
2014 Holy Week at SWU
Southern Wesleyan University students, faculty and staff took part in a Holy Week chapel April 16 on the Central Campus.
Grandparents Day
Asia Peppers of Seneca enjoys breakfast with her grandparents William Peppers Sr., Johnnie Mae Peppers and Hazel McWhorter, right. Pictured left of Asia is her mother, Donna Peppers. Asia is an elementary education major.
SWU Serves
SWU students Adrian Campbell, left, and Keonna Palmer, right, assist in food distribution at Gleaning House Ministries in Pickens. Approximately 200 volunteers, including students, faculty and staff, went to a dozen sites across Pickens, Oconee...
Servant Leadership Institute
Don Schaupp, left, retired computer science professor and a good neighbor of the Central campus, shared about The Potter’s Place in his keynote address at the Servant Leadership Institute Feb. 21 at SWU.