Eva Erickson is clearing up online comments about her “Survivor” experience. After coming in second place during Wednesday’s Season 48 finale, Erickson insisted that she got to the final three on her ...

Eva Erickson and Joe Hunter formed an alliance on day one of "Survivor" that has carried them all the way to tonight's season 48 finale and secured spots among the final five castaways. Erickson, the ...

Eva Erickson prides herself on her strength. She’s crushed through barrier after barrier — not just as a person with autism, but as a woman competing against men on their own turf… or, when it comes ...

Runner-up for the CBS hit show Survivor, Eva Erickson, explains getting her role on the show due to a Detroit Red Wings shirt. When Eva Erickson stepped in front of the casting panel for Survivor 48, ...

"I was stimming, I was scratching myself, I was on the ground rocking in a ball, and I was almost disappointed this wasn't shown because I know it's important for people with autism to see me in that ...

Even if they hadn't made it to the final three of "Survivor" Season 48 — and even though neither of them won the $1 million prize after the jury voted in favor of Kyle Fraser in May — Eva Erickson and ...

A powerful moment between two “Survivor” contestants on rival tribes brought Jeff Probst to tears, which he said has “never happened” in his 25 years of hosting the show. Eva Erickson, 24, who has ...

Not only did Eagan native Eva Erickson make it through this week’s episode of “Survivor 48,” she now finds herself seemingly guaranteed to make it to the final four thanks to the two advantages she ...

Erickson, who is pursuing a PhD at Brown, was the first openly autistic person to compete on the reality TV show, and she overcame challenges to finish in second place PROVIDENCE — Brown University ...

People whose brains function differently have long felt the need to hide the traits associated with their conditions such as autism, dyslexia or ADHD. As The Neurodiversity Alliance empowers high ...

Eva Erickson, who was born in St. Paul and grew up in Eagan, placed second in the 48th season of “Survivor,” the highest finish for a Minnesotan in the show’s long history. Minneapolis’ Laurel Johnson ...