Thanks to the prompting and examples set by his fellow students — in addition to a music class, access to the school’s recording technology and learning the guitar — senior Austin Lamb recorded an EP of four original songs, which have been streamed nearly 3,000 times on Spotify, Apple Music and elsewhere.
In June, Transylvania became the first college in Kentucky to partner with Bon Appétit Management Company, an award-winning industry pioneer whose mission is “food service for a sustainable future.” In choosing Bon Appétit, Transy is looking to bring fresh, healthy, chef-driven, sustainable and local food choices to students, faculty and staff. The “local” part of that…
Former Lexington Mayor Jim Gray on Thursday drew from his personal and political experiences when he spoke at Transylvania University’s Academic Convocation on the 2019-20 campus theme of resilience. The annual ceremony — which includes a student awards presentation — kicks off the academic year.
Cutting-edge musicians and artists from across the nation will converge on Transylvania University next month for the Studio 300 Digital Art and Music Festival from Oct. 3-4.
David Jones, a former Transylvania trustee, had a long history of supporting Kentucky’s oldest university, especially in areas benefiting faculty professional development.
Two hundred years ago, in 1819, Rafinesque arrived at Transylvania University, hired as a professor of botany and natural science.
Each Crimson Caravan is unique, but our aim is to bring a bit of the Transy community and spirit to you and your family in your own backyard.
Former Lexington Mayor Jim Gray will deliver the keynote address during Transylvania University’s Academic Convocation at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Haggin Auditorium.
People traveling along North Broadway are getting a glimpse of what our new Campus Center will look like now that most of the steel frame is in place. Once work on the steel structure wraps up on the $29.6 million facility, the most notable progress that passersby will notice is the construction of exterior walls.…
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.
