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 ...

That was Eva Erickson’s strong pitch to the jury on why she should be crowned the champion of Survivor 48, but when the votes were read back, it was Kyle Fraser who emerged victorious, with the show’s ...

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, ...

Survivor 48 is here! Every week, Parade.com's Mike Bloom will bring you interviews with the castaway most recently voted off of the island. The things Eva Erickson kept private on Survivor 48 were few ...

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 ...

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 ...

Two years and four seasons of Survivor after Georgia Tech’s Carson Garrett finished fourth place in season 44, the next Jacket to take on the show has also made the finale. Eva Erickson, a 2022 ...

After Survivor fans are past the point when they have to figure out which seasons to watch first, they will have learned a lot about Jeff Probst's beloved reality show. On top of learning facts like ...

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 ...

For Joe Hunter and Eva Erickson, the cameras had long faded away by the time of their memorable moment in Survivor 48’s milestone Episode 5, during which Jeff Probst cried on-camera for the first time ...

Eva Erickson may have come just short of winning a big cash prize, but she still has that million-dollar smile. The 25-year-old Minnesotan flashed her toothy grin constantly during a Zoom interview ...

“We’ve been saying this season that 48 is an unprecedented season. I believe you should select an unprecedented winner. We’ve had lawyers who played the middle before and win. We’ve had challenge ...