Transylvania alumnus tells story of life-changing alma mater
Jonathan Tyler Baker ’15 feels inspired to tell the story of Transylvania, an institution that changed his life, in part because it’s so darned old.
Jonathan Tyler Baker ’15 feels inspired to tell the story of Transylvania, an institution that changed his life, in part because it’s so darned old.
Fifty years after the passing of Title IX legislation in 1972, women’s intercollegiate athletics at Transy are producing athletes and coaches like never before in school history.
Transylvania’s library has given us a glimpse into how the university has changed over the years by digitizing more than 300 photos of buildings.
Follow a Kentucky Historical Society’s archivist on a family history with Transy ties.
After receiving a Transylvania police badge from 1956 in the campus mail, DPS chief Joe McClure started researching the history of policing at Transylvania.