This fall, Erskine welcomed 315 new undergraduates to campus, including 248 first-time freshmen and 67 transfer students. Hailing from 13 countries and 24 states, this year’s incoming students are eager and energetic. “In just these first weeks, we have been…
Faith Wright Armstrong ’22 met with Erskine student leaders Sept. 19 in the Founders Room of Moffatt Dining Hall, offering a late-morning presentation called “Leading in Your Values: A Call to Authentic Influence.” She recalled her own experience as a…
Bowie Arts Center at Erskine College presents two intriguing exhibits this fall. “The Word Made Visible” by Grace Carol Bomer and “Piercing the Veil” by Brian Hibbard will be displayed from Sept. 26 to Dec. 15. An opening reception is…
Christian apologist Greg Koukl, founder and president of the apologetics organization Stand to Reason, will speak at the third annual Garnet & Gold Forum—an evening focused on Christian thinking in a secular society—in the Bowie Arts Center at Erskine College…
"The dynamic was wonderful," says Erskine senior Gabriel Collier, describing what it was like to be the only student on the 2024 Northern Highlands Tour this summer, billed as "A Scottish Excursion with the Adamsons" and hosted by Erskine president…
Erskine Homecoming 2024 is set for Saturday, Sept. 28, with activities on campus for Homecoming, Family Day, and Fall Preview Day. Check out an updated schedule here. Registration for all events Saturday begins at 10 a.m. with Homecoming registration under…
The men of the Erskine College Class of 2028 participated August 21 in the inaugural “Signing of the Scroll” in Memorial Auditorium. Paralleling the traditional event for freshman women, the event took place while the 101st annual Signing of the…
The women of the Erskine College Class of 2028 assembled in Bowie Chapel August 20 for the 101st annual Signing of the Book. After reciting the school’s honor pledge, they signed their names in token of the pledge, as generations…
Erskine Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Relations Paul Bell ’84 joined representatives from Tri-County Technical College, Wofford College, and OneSpartanburg in a higher education roundtable June 25, presented by Integrated Media Publishing and moderated by David Dykes. Bell alluded…
When Associate Professor of English Dr. Christine Schott says that she worked for a week this summer, you might suppose that she taught a short course somewhere. When she mentions that her work was at Rare Book School (RBS) at…
