Transylvania grad demystifies the seamless path to first job
From scholarship interview to job offer, Transylvania graduate Jordan Long finds unexpected connections between the liberal arts and preparation for her career.
Clerking for the Superior Court of Guam brings discovery, purpose to Transylvania alumna in era of uncertainty
Transy helped Julia Johnson ’17 build the foundation she needed to work compassionately for justice and to savor her own independence.
Teaching Kentucky kindergartners math — in French? Transylvania alumna up to the challenge
Teaching math in French to kindergartners is just one way that Transy alumna lives out her liberal arts education.
Transylvania adapts to college searches in era of physical distancing with virtual open house events
Because the coronavirus pandemic shouldn’t stop anyone from finding their perfect college fit, Transylvania is offering virtual open house sessions during October.
Moving with the times: Local network fuels Transylvania graduate’s entrepreneurial idea
For Nick Conway ’17, the journey to bring a startup to market is as rich with possibility as the community that inspires it.