Transylvania celebrates 240th anniversary of Charter Day
The nation’s 16th oldest university celebrates 240 years since its founding.
Undefeated since ’42: A look back at Transy’s historic role in bringing football to Kentucky
On April 9, 1880, young student-athletes from Transylvania — known then as Kentucky University — and Centre College stepped onto a cow pasture to face off in what was likely the first football game in the South.
Transylvania rededicates plaques honoring those who made ultimate sacrifice in world wars
Transylvania University on Wednesday rededicated memorial plaques honoring Transylvanians who lost their lives in service to our country during World War I and World War II.
‘But for a world at war’: Transylvania remembers veterans of WWII
On this Veterans Day 2019, 75 years after the end of World War II, we remember Jack G. Adair ’45, the Transylvanians who have served in the military across the years, and the military members whose training began on the college’s campus and who, for a brief time, shared our company.
“Honor to whom honor is overdue.” Transylvania remembers noted professor Constantine Rafinesque
Two hundred years ago, in 1819, Rafinesque arrived at Transylvania University, hired as a professor of botany and natural science.