1780 – The Official Blog of Transylvania University
Growing up in Lexington, Diaka Savané ’20 remembers playing on the steps of Old Morrison as a little girl. Each year, during the Mayfest Arts Fair in Gratz Park, she’d find her way back to the entrancing space. She had no idea that her future lay beneath her feet.
In addition to researching invasive plants, Kali Mattingly ’14 investigates the nature of language in scientific literature.
Transylvania’s Center for Academic and Professional Enrichment prepares Pioneers for the opportunities that await them on campus and after graduation.
Transylvania students and faculty are developing a new projection mapping studio in the Digital Arts Technology Lab. This technology involves projecting an image or display onto a “mapped” location that’s part of an object or surface.
Each Wednesday of this month, Transylvania accounting students are preparing income tax forms at no cost for local community members who make $52,000 a year or less.
