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Ray Heath, right, reads poetry she composed during her work at Southern Wesleyan University through the 2005 African-American Heritage Poetry Series, as poet Charlene Spearen awaits her turn to read.
One of Southern Wesleyan University’s graduates, Nathan Stephens, has been named a winner of WYFF’s Golden Apple Award. He is a 1994 graduate who majored in elementary education. Today, he teaches special education at Northside...
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.
David J. Summey, 35, a member of the university maintenance staff, was tragically killed today as a result of a fall into a sinkhole in a county roadway adjacent to the campus.
A new generation of detectives is emerging. These scientific detectives, using tools like microscopes, genetic science and computer technology, can uncover facts and analyze crime scenes. Southern Wesleyan University now offers two majors...
New Harmony United Methodist Church Ensemble of Seneca performs one of their selections at Southern Wesleyan University’s 12th annual Gospel Extravaganza on March 20.
SWU alumnus Dr. Virgil Mitchell, left, presents the V.A. Mitchell Excellence in Pastoral Ministry Award to Rev. Mike Ennis, far right, pastor of Emmanuel Wesleyan Church in Roanoke, Va., as Dr. Roger McKenzie, division chair and professor of...
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.
