With critical acclaim and emotional moments, Survivor 48’s Emmy nods spark buzz for Jeff Probst’s long-awaited industry ...

Nominated in four separate categories, “Survivor” will Return to the 77th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards this year after its ...

Survivor 48’s Eva Erickson revealed that the season finale was edited in a misleading way that left her "almost disappointed." ...

Eva Erickson is now well known for being the runner-up on Survivor 48, however before she was a finalist on Survivor, she was a trailblazing hockey player.

It’s time for a Survivor 48 post-season interview. Get a look behind the Survivor scenes and catch a fresh perspective from the castaways themselves. Today, Mike Bloom is joined by Eva Erikson ...

The writer, director and star of the deeply personal 'Sorry, Baby' is one of the year's breakthrough talents, displaying a ...

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

Survivor Season 48 was packed with big moves, twists, and unforgettable moments, but one of its most powerful scenes never made it to air. Eva Erickson, the 24-year-old contestant who broke ground as ...

A day after the finale episode of “Survivor 48”, Vacaville native Joe Hunter is still smiling and sharing joy, though he finished third and didn’t win the top prize of $1 million.

Kyle being able to sit there and reveal the secrets he kept from everyone in the game not only impressed the jury, but made him look more credible than Joe [Hunter] and Eva [Erickson].