As a German studies and international affairs double major and French minor at Transy, senior Savannah Lambert has developed impressive language skills and a deep knowledge of the world. But there’s no substitute for experience, which is how she found herself in Regensburg, Germany, studying through the Kentucky Institute for International Studies Germany Spring Semester program.
The Transylvania community mourns the loss of Wendell Gividen ’78, who was a standout player on the Pioneers men’s basketball team. He died Tuesday at the age of 63 after a lengthy illness.
Beginning Sunday, Kentucky Educational Television will air “Poetry and Rewilding with Maurice Manning,” a documentary on the Transylvania professor and writer-in-residence.
Transylvania graduate Paige Volpenhein ’17 is the community impact manager for the Star of the Sea Foundation, a hunger relief organization serving the Florida Keys.
As a summer intern with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, Michael Kline ’21 joins a collaboration of scientists from around the nation whose work in nuclear physics seeks to understand the mysterious relationship between matter and antimatter.
The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, which includes most Transylvania University teams, announced Monday that it will postpone high contact risk fall sports and move forward with fall seasons in the low contact sports of golf, tennis and cross country.
Rising senior Hudson Chastain has established himself as a leader in the classroom and on the baseball diamond, finding that Transylvania allows him to be at his best in all facets of his college career.
Visitors to Transylvania now have yet another way to explore campus — one that will turn their smartphone into a multimedia guide at the ready anytime day or night.
Around 60 members of Transylvania’s incoming first-year class are taking part in this year’s Pioneer Summer Leadership Program. These virtual get-togethers are introducing them to some of their new classmates and preparing them to help guide the rest of the Class of 2024 in the transition from high school to college.
Transylvania is expanding its Digital Liberal Arts initiative to give students an edge in a world increasingly dependent on new technologies.
