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.
Academics
State treasurer stresses public service during visit to Transylvania accounting class
Transylvania students talked accounting last week with the state treasurer.
Visual Arts Committee established to increase representation, enhance belonging through art
For Anthony Mead, director of Transylvania University’s Morlan Gallery, evaluating the campus’s artwork and placement with an eye toward increasing student representation is a way to build community while also creating an aesthetically pleasing space.
Army officers teach Transylvania pre-health students suturing skills
Transylvania students joined the Pre-Health Club for today’s Army Suture Clinic.
“Angels in America: Millennium Approaches” opens at Transylvania University
Opening this week, Transylvania University Theater presents “Angels in America: Millennium Approaches,” the first half of the award-winning play by Tony Kushner.