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From left, students Christina Collins, Tyrome Philson, Adrienne Long, Josh Tietje, Rebecca Ellwood and Chantell Stokes pause next to Rev. L.J. Harrington’s grave. Rev. L.J. Harrington was the first president of Southern Wesleyan University...
SWU students, faculty and staff gathered to pray for the university and its students across South Carolina. The prayer started at Intercession Square on the university’s main campus in Central and the participants prayed at different locations...
Southern Wesleyan University has been ranked as one of the best in the Southeast by The Princeton Review, according to Robert Franek, publisher, editorial director and author of “The Best 361 Colleges.”“Southern Wesleyan...
Fall semester classes started Aug. 16 at Southern Wesleyan University in Central. Faculty, staff and students marked the first day of class with a campus-wide convocation. Sally Wood, assistant professor of English, spoke to the students about...
New students participated in Playfair, an energy-filled group relationship building session as part of SWU Life Kickoff. Playfair facilitator Newton Kaneshiro, right, instructs students to lean on other students in a community-building activity...
Members of the Latin America team competing in the Big League World Series surf the Internet at Southern Wesleyan University in the lobby of Stuart-Bennett Hall, the dormitory that houses 180 players and 20 coaches from all over the world during...
The Wesleyan Church has declared 2005-2006 to be the Year of the Bible for its churches, institutions and its members worldwide.This special emphasis is based upon an affirmation throughout the church that the Bible, as God’s Word, provides...
University President David Spittal conducts the first Heritage Walk at Orientation, taking parents on a historical journey across our campus with stops at Intercession Square, the Warrior statue and Freedom’s Hill Church (pictured).
