The 40th annual Erskine Open is set for Friday, May 16, at Hunter’s Creek Golf and Country Club in Greenwood. The tournament is a fund-raiser to help cover the costs of the Erskine Athletic Hall of Fame banquet, scheduled every…
Dr. Joab Mauldin “Joe” Lesesne, Jr. ’59 of Spartanburg received the Alumni Distinguished Service Award as part of Alumni Weekend activities at Erskine College and Seminary April 26, the 175th day before Erskine's planned celebration of its 175th anniversary Oct.…
Tina and Jodie Gaston report that they have been accepted as missionaries with Greater Europe Mission (GEM) and hope to serve with church planters in England following a time of intercultural training in Canada this summer. Tina, a 1999 Erskine…
Beth Tuten, a 1996 graduate of Erskine College and a board-certified special education teacher, is one of five finalists for South Carolina Teacher of the Year announced by State Superintendent of Education Dr. Mick Zais March 4. “They have been…
Actress Millie Ballinger, a member of the Erskine College Class of 1948, was honored March 7 with an exhibit, reception, and ceremony in the Bowie Arts Center. Ballinger, a native of Troy, S.C., who resides in Clemson, has performed in…
Kimberly Kanapeckas began living her dream well before she completed her biology major and lined up for commencement exercises with the Erskine College Class of 2007. Her dream included developing a focus on wildlife biology, moving to Africa, and homing…
Corey Emanuel Chapman ’05 and Drew Carlisle ’07 were not classmates at Erskine, but their college years overlapped. They met as members of the Choraleers and blended their voices with those of other young men in the Fleetones, Erskine’s all-male…
Erskine students, alumni, families and friends joined to celebrate Homecoming 2013 as well as Family Day and Fall Fest Saturday, Oct. 26. A full day of activities was highlighted by a Family Day Silent Auction in support of student life,…
McCain Library Director John Kennerly has announced that Erskine College has recently digitized and made available on the Internet Archive a number of early volumes of yearbooks related to the College. The announcement comes at a time of heightened interest…
Assistant Professor of History Dr. John Macaulay presented “Urban Unitarians, Rural Trinitarians: Town Liberals in a Planter Culture” last month at an international interdisciplinary conference at the University of Southhampton in the United Kingdom. The conference,“Uneasy Neighbours: Rural-Urban Relationships in…
