Navy Reserve Chaplain Adam Erwin ’16, pictured above, now a lieutenant commander, describes what might be his most memorable deployment, speaks about his vocational path, and tells how he has used insights from his Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) studies to…
Erskine College received many blessings during the past year, including generous donations and a bumper crop of students. Initiatives such as the achievement of arboretum status and a Career Services reboot have contributed to a productive and exciting year. The blessings…
Erskine College is pleased to announce a $1.9 million bequest from the late Jean Kerr, a longtime friend and benefactor whose gift will support three endowed scholarships, furthering the college’s mission to equip students for lives of service and leadership…
Erskine’s new on-campus counseling center, which opened this fall, strives to provide excellent support to students. Located in Bowie Divinity Hall, the center is staffed by two licensed counselors as well as student-counselors from the Master of Arts in Christian…
Erskine College celebrated 60 seasons of men’s soccer and 40 seasons of women’s soccer Saturday, Oct. 25, with the official opening of the Ralph Lundy Soccer Field at the “100 Seasons of Soccer” event. Beginning at noon with a cookout…
At the Fall 2025 Career Fair, hosted Sept. 23 in the Bowie Arts Center, Erskine welcomed representatives of 26 employers, covering all majors and offering employment, internship, and networking opportunities for students. Andy Anderson ’93, who heads the revamped Career…
Due West Robotics, founded in 2012 by Charles Angel, began a new chapter in its success story June 27 by breaking ground for the Palmetto Innovation & Technology Center, a 16,500-square-foot building in Due West which will be the first…
When a news update about the first Global Diploma in Theological and Christian Leadership graduation in Rwanda was emailed to Erskine alumni and friends, it reached Casey Hughes ’14, who has been teaching at an international school in Rwanda for…
Markus Mittermayr ’75, who recently completed the Boston Marathon for the fifth time, knows how to move. That ability has served him well in successful marathons. In his freshman year at Erskine, when he was drawn to a sophomore named…
Plying an outsize pair of scissors, Professor Emerita of Biology Dr. Janice Haldeman cut through a green ribbon to mark the official opening of the Janice Hamilton Haldeman Arboretum at Erskine during the Third Annual Flower & Garden Show May…
