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The faith-filled community at SWU is comprised of students, faculty and staff who are passionate about learning and growing, both inside and outside of the classroom.
The Alpha Xi Lambda Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society at Southern Wesleyan University held an induction ceremony May 3 on the Central campus.
The Omicron Sigma Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society at Southern Wesleyan University inducted new members during spring graduation receptions held across the state this past month.
2011 Sport Management graduate and former Warriors baseball player Seth Hunter is pictured with Atlanta Braves Manager Fredi Gonzales and Pitching Coach Roger McDowell.
Ashley Robinson, left, of Burnside Elementary School and Audrey White Garner, right of Burton Pack Elementary School, both in Richland School District 1, were voted 2013 Teacher of the Year at their schools.
Southern Wesleyan University’s Division of Religion held a Commissioning Service for senior religion majors May 1 at historic Freedom’s Hill Church, located on the campus in Central.
Tri-County Technical College President Ronnie Booth, left, and Southern Wesleyan University President Todd Voss signed an agreement May 1 that will bring four-year degree programs to the Easley area.
The School of Education at Southern Wesleyan University presented Mary Kathryn Rash with the Student Teacher of the Year Award during its division chapel May 1 on the campus in Central.
Members of Dr. Bruce Cole’s graduate accounting class from Southern Wesleyan University recently got a glimpse of the financial workings of global tire manufacturer, Michelin North America, located in Greenville, S.C.
SWU students Maxine Page, left, and Jenna Griffin enjoy “slugging it out” on one of the inflatables during a year-end celebration April 20 at the campus in Central. Page and Griffin are freshmen majoring in Elementary Education.
