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Rachel Parson (seated) of Seneca High School signs a letter of intent to SWU's Department of Music, where she will enroll in the fall of 2014. Rachel is joined by (from left) Gregory Day, professor of music and director of bands at SWU; Matt...
Bob Black, right, SWU professor of religion, tells the story of Freedom's Hill Church and how its pastor, Adam Crooks, risked his life while taking an abolitionist stand in the pro-slavery South before the Civil War. SWU hosted FLAME (Fellowship...
Nadine Carmon established Recycled Love Thrift Store in North Charleston, whose proceeds to support a shelter she hopes to develop for dislocated families.
SWU President Todd Voss, right, shares the university’s vision with area business and community leaders during a MCPC (Manufacturers Caring for Pickens County) luncheon May 21 on the Central campus.
Jason Norton, left, regional director of Southern Wesleyan University’s North Augusta learning center, presented much-needed items donated by students to Betts Murdison, resident and CEO of Ronald McDonald House in Augusta.
Southern Wesleyan University announces its spring 2014 dean’s list students. They earned a GPA of 3.5 or higher on all work attempted (12 hours or more) during the spring 2014 semester, with no grade for any single course below 3.0.
