There were no fairy wands or magic spells involved, but Erskine’s Alumni Day and Admitted Students Day, slated as on-campus events for March 28, were offered on schedule—online. The switch to an online platform, initiated in response to COVID-19 crowd…
“After deciding that I might want to go to Korea to teach, I started at the best place possible—Google,” Dominique Choe ’18 says, joking about her method of job searching. As her 2018 graduation date approached, Dominique started searching for…
Former Erskine soccer coach Ralph Lundy, recently honored for his work in athletics, has his own thoughts about what constitutes work. “I have never 'worked' a day in my life because it was what I loved doing,” says Lundy. “Work…
A new podcast series, "Erskine Conversations," is now in production at Erskine College and is scheduled to launch Monday, March 23. “This show will feature students, faculty, and staff from every area of this institution,” says host David Pendergrass. Pendergrass,…
During a two-day gathering Feb. 20-21, the Erskine Board of Trustees, led by Board Chair Jill Gazzaway of Davidson, N.C., received reports from Erskine athletics, toured two campus construction projects, and enjoyed dinner at the President’s Home. Director of Athletics…
“Do you have the hope of Jesus?” the Rev. Zack Keuthan asked the congregation as he led an Erskine chapel service Feb. 11. His message focused on the death and resurrection of Lazarus and how this story gives hope to…
Erskine College alumna Kate Hinchey Wenger, a 2001 summa cum laude graduate, has been named Teacher of the Year at Mount Pleasant Academy in the Charleston County School District. Wenger's principal, Kim Jackson, says, "Kate's students are not only her…
In 2017, Dr. Keith Timms ’84, associate professor of music at Erskine, led a group of student musicians on a mission trip to Lithuania. The trip became a catalyst for spiritual growth among both Lithuanians and Erskine students. Now, Timms…
As Erskine College prepares for a record-breaking fall semester, Provost Tom Hellams is counting his blessings—several hundred of them. “It’s exciting,” he says. “This is the largest incoming class we have ever welcomed. It should be more than 400 students.”…
The Erskine Board of Trustees met on the Due West campus Thursday and Friday, May 16-17, led by Chairman Jill Gazzaway of Davidson, N.C. The trustees heard presentations from faculty members and coaches; learned that the Kern Family Foundation has…
