Transylvania anthropology professor helps solve underwater shipwreck mystery
Transylvania anthropology professor Chris Begley ’88 and his colleague Roberto Gallardo solved the mystery of a 19th-century shipwreck off the coast of El Salvador.
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World-leading ancient philosophy scholar to deliver Transylvania’s 2019 Collis Lecture
Cambridge professor James Warren will deliver Transylvania University’s 2019 Collis Lecture on the moral psychology of regret in ancient philosophy on Sept. 25
Transylvania student’s art project to educate grade schoolers about women’s history
Transylvania senior Shawna Morton designed a deck of trading cards representing historically important women. She will distribute them to an art club at Cardinal Valley Elementary School, who will in turn make art inspired by the cards.
Graduate with lifelong Transylvania ties leads school in time of transition
Transylvania has been deeply ingrained in the life of Interim President John N. Williams since the beginning.
Transy tradition helps new students meet and greet classmates
The Greet Line is an annual Transylvania tradition for first year students.