Dr. Stephen C. Meyer, director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture in Seattle, Washington, delivered the keynote address at Erskine’s Second Annual Garnet & Gold Forum Friday, Sept. 29 in the recently renovated Bowie Arts Center on the Erskine…
Hard work and persistence—not to mention a skipped class and a seven-hour train trip—have paid off for Neal Blank, a senior from Camden, S.C., who was recently chosen for a U.S. Department of State Student Internship. A double major in…
Erskine College is pleased to collaborate with Teach Right USA (TRUSA) and the Charter Institute at Erskine to launch a new teacher apprenticeship program, scheduled to begin in Fall 2024. The program offers clear advantages for ambitious education students, including…
When Samad “Sammy” Nasrollahi ’80 (pictured above, center, during his days as a Fleet soccer player) emigrated from Iran to the United States in 1974, he had never heard of Due West, much less Erskine College. How does a young man…
Erskine President Emeritus Dr. John Little Carson, a member of the Erskine College Class of 1967 who led his alma mater from 1998 to 2005, died Wednesday, Sept. 13. A native of Gastonia, N.C., Carson was an E.B. Kennedy Scholar…
The women of the Erskine College Class of 2027 gathered in Bowie Chapel August 22 for the 100th annual Signing of the Book. After reciting the school’s honor pledge, they signed their names in token of that pledge, just as…
Don’t let the college admissions process intimidate you! Yes, college is a big decision. And yes, applications can seem daunting. But there are several steps you can take to make your life easier. 1. Do Your Research Nobody thinks filling…
If you want to efficiently complete your college applications, organization is key. Know ahead of time what materials you need. This will save you headaches later and help you avoid missing deadlines. While different colleges have slightly different application requirements,…
You’ve probably gotten a lot of advice about the college search from parents, friends, teachers, and—let’s be real—Google searches. But if you’re a Christian student, are there additional factors you should consider? In this article, we’ll walk through five important…
Richard Beck, who grew up in the Charleston area, is a retired dentist and a member of the Erskine College Class of 1968. He recently wrote and published Remaining Folly: A Sea Island’s Journey. On its cover the book is…
