The Erskine Players’ production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest last week was a team effort. Directed by Professor of English Dr. Joan Little, the play featured 18 Erskine students as cast members, with 13 of that number also serving on the…
Erskine President Dr. David Norman addresses students in front of Euphemian Hall. Last week, the off-site committee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) completed its review of Erskine’s Compliance Certification documentation, marking another significant step toward the…
The reception originally scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 17, at 4 p.m. has been canceled to allow the Erskine Community to attend the funeral of Dr. Hans Engler. An exhibit featuring works of mixed media, photography and printmaking by Assistant Professor…
Erskine College junior Shelbee Cupp, daughter of Richard and Tammy Cupp of Manning, has been selected to receive the Sterling L. Smith Scholarship for 2011-12. The award is presented annually by the South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) to…
“Due West, Home of Erskine College…and Zombie Ants” is not a description that either the town or the college might be eager to embrace. But the presence of “zombie ants” represents at least a small claim to fame and has…
Alex Andryszak, a 2010 graduate of Erskine College and until a couple of months ago an admissions counselor at his alma mater, has packed up and moved to Scotland, where he is studying veterinary medicine at the University of Glasgow.…
Originally posted at IndependentMail.com Sept. 25th Visiting Instructor of Spanish Michael Burriss, a 2006 graduate of Erskine College, was profiled recently in the Anderson Independent Mail. Michael Burriss had no idea when he signed up for an after-school class at…
More than 500 people celebrated Family Day on the Erskine College campus Oct. 1, with students and their families joining faculty and staff members for the festivities. The Silent Auction, hosted annually by the Parent Advisory Council (PAC) as part…
Evan Todd, a survivor of the 1999 Columbine High School massacre near Littleton, Colorado, offered his perspective on the event and its aftermath when he spoke at Erskine College Thursday. Invited to the campus in conjunction with the Erskine Seminar…
Assistant Professor of Music Mark Nabholz, who joined the Erskine College faculty this fall, is engaged in research on Franz Xaver Süssmayr (1766-1803), the composer who completed the Requiem in D Minor when Mozart died leaving the work unfinished. Erskine’s…
