Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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A progressive college with a great tradition We are living in an age of change. Old ideas, standards, and ways of doing things are coming under question. We have heard much in the last few years of the changes at Erskine. Not only is the physical aspect of the college expanding as new buildings go up, but academic policies and the role of the stu- dent are undergoing revisions also. Progress is the result of these myriad changes, some good and some bad. But change in itsey is not progressg only through the in- teraction of change with tradi- tion is progress born. Erskine is blessed with a tradition unique in Christian higher education. After one-hundred and thirty years, Erskine remains . . . A PROGRESSIVE COLLEGE WITH A GREAT TRADITION. 5

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i A picture from the towers of the Erskine Building shows the mall or new campus taking shape. The Student Center and Belk Hall will be complemented by the 51.4 mil- lion library now being planned. The library will face Belk Hall and form a mall around the Dode Phillips Memorial Fountain.