Transylvania student learns about country, family, self by listening in Guinea
Comprehending how we fit into the world inevitably relates back to knowing who we are.
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Liberal arts teaching Transylvania sophomore about technology, people who use it
Transylvania sophomore Nyah Mattison, a double major in computer science and digital arts and media, explains her path and how the Transy community supports her work.
Donors inspire generosity, purpose in future forensic pathologist
For Transylvania student Zaida Jones ’22, the support of a scholarship has given her confidence and enabled her to stay focused on becoming a forensic pathologist.
Transylvania literature class goes back to high school for book discussion
Transylvania students spent a recent afternoon discussing literature with high schoolers from Frederick Douglass in Lexington.
Local volunteer clinics and interim university president help Transylvania students sink teeth into world of dentistry
Joined by Interim President John N. Williams — who is a dentist — Transylvania University Pre-Dental Club students carpooled to the Mission Lexington clinic earlier this week to learn more about the field and volunteer opportunities.