Campus organizations set up displays and activities on the Erskine Mall Sept. 10. With 27 organizations represented, the Organization Fair was “a fun-themed, interactive event that swamped the mall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.,” according to Student Government Association Vice…
Students, faculty, staff, and community members heard about true abundance from Acting President Dr. N. Bradley Christie Sept. 12 at Erskine College and Theological Seminary's Formal Opening Convocation in the Due West ARP Church. [Watch the video] "You have the…
Kelley Griffin of Greenville, a 2013 graduate, spent a semester of her junior year in the American Studies Program (ASP), a BestSemester program in Washington, D.C. This summer, she took a job as program administrator for ASP and another BestSemester…
Young women of the Class of 2017 participated in a 90-year-old Erskine tradition Monday at the annual Signing of the Book ceremony in the Bowie Arts Center. They recited the school’s honor pledge and added their signatures to those of…
Erskine College began a yearlong celebration of its 175 years in Christian higher education by welcoming the largest incoming class in a decade, one of the largest in recent history. The Class of 2017, nearly 200 strong, arrived August…
The Erskine College & Theological Seminary Board of Trustees voted during its meetings August 15-16 to extend Dr. Brad Christie’s tenure as acting president while the presidential search committee moves forward to identify Erskine’s sixteenth president. Christie assumed the role…
For Kim Bowman Newlen of Richmond, Virginia, a 1979 graduate of Erskine College, it all began with “an honest prayer outside Carnegie Hall” when she was a freshman. She became a teacher, wife, mother, founder of a women’s outreach ministry,…
Brandon and Logan Hammond, members of the Class of 2013, and 2011 graduates Kerry and Kristy Fincher are planning to begin classes at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) this fall. The Fincher sisters, from Easley, S.C., and…
“Discovery Garden,” also known as “DIG,” a summer program for children offered at Erskine College for the fifth consecutive year and led jointly by Professor Emerita of Biology Dr. Jan Haldeman and Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Naoma Nelsen, hosted…
In 2012, David Earle had an idea. What if he could connect the students of Erskine College, especially those heading into medical careers, with a significant and meaningful opportunity to use their skills in ministry? And what if that mission…
