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Participants in Southern Wesleyan University’s Alpha Chi induction ceremony are, from left, Nathan Moore, Elizabeth Payseur, Jennifer White, Erin Woodbury, Dr. Laura Black, Megan Woodworth, Tasha Howard, Elizabeth Dennis and Scott Bryson. Not...
Peter Pan, Wendy, the lost boys, pirates and other magical characters are bringing a touch of fantasy to Southern Wesleyan University’s Folger Fine Arts Auditorium.
Gathering for chapel twice a day for Spiritual Emphasis at Southern Wesleyan University, students, faculty and staff heard from Kingdom Building Ministries’ Itinerant Communicator Jeremy Kingsley.
The latest scoop hot off the Southern Wesleyan University presses is the introduction of a new degree in communication beginning fall 2005.
The degree prepares students for careers in print and electronic media, according to Dr. Laura Black...
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...
Karl Ekberg, food service director for Aramark at Southern Wesleyan University, congratulates Elizabeth Payseur of Lincolnton, N.C., on winning a round-trip airplane ticket to the destination of her choice.
Southern Wesleyan University employees have volunteered to drum up holiday donations for the Salvation Army in front of the Wal-Mart Superstore in Central.
Ten years after retiring from 33 years in public schools in his home province, Dr. G. Fred Woodworth finds himself regularly traveling between his home in the Upstate to the Midlands and Lowcountry. This obviously is not geographically...
