Christian faith, public service go hand-in-hand, new professor tells students

From the enthusiastic greeting received by Dr. Ashley Woodiwiss, left, during Thursday morning's convocation, it would be difficult to tell that he is in his first semester at Erskine College. Woodiwiss, the first Grady Patterson Professor of Politics, didn't go down the expected road of presidential politics, but chose during his first appearance before an assembled gathering of the student body to address the issue of how Christian faith and public service are connected.

Three to be inducted into Academic Hall of Fame

Campus organization gets a name change

History honor society secures division award

Board of Trustees approves new mission statement for college

Lady Fleet perform well at Southern Intercollegiate

Men's basketball opens exhibition season Friday at 7 p.m.

Erskine baseball announces winter hitting and pitching clinics

Board of Trustees approves beginning of football feasibility study

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