The last weekend in October will be a busy one on campus at Lexington’s Transylvania University as the school hosts Family Weekend, the Alumni Fall Festival and kicks off PumpkinMania.
Science raises interesting questions about what we’re able to know. Does it describe only how things appear to us? Or does it describe reality itself? Peter S. Fosl, a Transylvania University philosophy professor, tackles topics like this in his upcoming book “Hume’s Scepticism.”
The Legacy Scholarship will award $8,000 over four years to eligible students whose parents, stepparents, grandparents or siblings have attended Transylvania or are currently enrolled.
In partnership with Vs. Cancer, Transy’s men’s lacrosse team has raised over $10,000 since 2017 for children with brain tumors.
Combining Army ROTC with religion and anthropology majors, sophomore Xaylen Lanier exemplifies the liberal arts ideal of taking a road less traveled.
It’s the experience you’ve been dreaming about in the perfect college city. This fall you can see for yourself at Destination Transy.
Registration is open for the 2020 Transylvania in Ireland summer program, which is open to students of any college.
Albert “Al” Prewitt ’57, a top athlete during his Transylvania career, passed away Oct. 8 at age 86.
Recognizing the importance of trees to our urban environment, Transylvania University will participate in Lexington’s Tree Week from Oct. 12-19.
Transylvania art professor Zoé Strecker made a 20-foot-long Thoroughbred skeleton, which she installed in Brown Science Center.
