An exhibit celebrating Erskine’s 175-year history will be on display at the Upcountry History Museum in Greenville Sept. 27 through Oct. 26. “Due West of Ordinary: Stories from 175 years of Christian Scholarship at Erskine” consists of photos and memorabilia,…
Shawn Marler discovered Camp Rockmont during his sophomore year at Erskine College and has continued working at the camp for 10 summers, serving the last three years as assistant director, a full-time position. As a 2007 graduate of the college and…
Four students got a second chance for service when they volunteered with RECESS, a program for adults with special needs that a larger Erskine group had worked with April 10 at the Special Olympics Spring Games in Greenville. The students,…
Erskine College student volunteers traveled to Greenville April 10 for the 2014 Special Olympics Spring Games at Furman University. “I took students from my Adaptive Physical Education class as well as a few physical education majors to volunteer with a…
Fresh from hosting its first-ever conference championship tournament game and scoring a victory over Barton College, the Erskine Men's Volleyball team, winner of the Conference Carolinas Regular Season Championship, prepares to host the University of Mount Olive April 16, vying…
The Erskine Women’s Tennis Team traveled to Hilton Head in March for an exciting spring break trip, playing against several other college teams and defeating Tiffin University (Ohio) and Slippery Rock University. But for sophomore Sarah McDonald and her teammates, a…
Erskine students examined serious issues in performances of a student-directed musical Friday night and Saturday afternoon, then gathered to raise funds for children's hospitals in a family-friendly DanceMarathon celebration Saturday evening. Directed by senior Hannah Collins and junior Nathan Holben and…
Professor of Systematic Theology Dr. R.J. Gore has taught at Erskine Seminary since 1996. He served as vice president and dean from 1998-2003, and dean of the seminary from 2003-2006. His wealth of experience as a U.S. Army chaplain includes…
“Discovery Garden,” also known as “DIG,” a summer program for children offered at Erskine College for the fifth consecutive year and led jointly by Professor Emerita of Biology Dr. Jan Haldeman and Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Naoma Nelsen, hosted…
In 2012, David Earle had an idea. What if he could connect the students of Erskine College, especially those heading into medical careers, with a significant and meaningful opportunity to use their skills in ministry? And what if that mission…
