Faculty, students learn how to harness the power of AI in the classroom
Transylvania faculty and students recently gathered for a workshop devoted to the promises and pitfalls of teaching in the age of artificial intelligence.
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Transylvania education rooted in commitment to liberal arts, lifelong learning
Founded in 1780 as the first university in Kentucky, generations of Transylvania students have been educated in — and have deeply benefited from — the university’s commitment to the liberal arts, learning how to read, write and think critically in ways that prepare them to be responsible citizens.
Transylvania women’s basketball players recognized for individual successes in athletics, academics
The Transylvania women’s basketball team is vying for the national title Saturday in the NCAA Division III — which prioritizes hitting the books along with three-pointers.
Q&A: Transylvania grad, former professor serves country while fostering international development
Michael Nicholson, who graduated from Transylvania in 1996, is a foreign service officer for the U.S. Agency for International Development.
State treasurer stresses public service during visit to Transylvania accounting class
Transylvania students talked accounting last week with the state treasurer.