Lora Bofill ’94 and Mariju Bofill ’99 learned from their parents to ask what they could do for others and they chose Transylvania University as the place to build their futures.
The following feature article appears in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Third + Broadway magazine, scheduled for delivery in June. Mark Sirianno ’19 remembers his eureka moment. Alone in the lab one evening, a few years into his work with Associate Professor of Biology Paul Duffin, he opened the incubator and found that the Neisseria sicca…
“I expected to get an amazing education, which I did. But I didn’t realize the affect some of the relationships would have on me. … It’s really exceeded my expectations.”
“Transy spoke to me the moment I stepped on campus. I could feel and see the community, and I knew I wanted to be there and that I belonged.”
Transylvania is known for its unique traditions and legacies. But it’s the personal transformation—the journey that leads Pioneers to their true path—that may be the most important tradition of all.
A composition by Transylvania music professor Larry Barnes will be performed by Korean musicians as part of a festival that strives to deepen the relationship between Korean and American musicians.
Grace Kim a rising junior at Transylvania University, will study in Seoul, South Korea, this fall as part of the International Studies Abroad program at Korea University. Because of the expanded GlobalTransy offerings, Kim will take advantage of a program tailored to her psychology major—and in the country of her choice. Not only will she…
Transylvania University has expanded its GlobalTransy semester abroad program offerings. Now, students of all majors and minors may study abroad in a program tailored to their academic needs and career goals while paying their regular tuition and keeping 100% of their institutional, federal and state scholarships and financial aid. The enlarged GlobalTransy portfolio has grown…
Growing up in Cincinnati, Transylvania University senior Abby Cullen couldn’t quite put her thumb on what she wanted to do with her life. “That unsettled me,” she admits. But she hoped to work for the consumer. “I knew that, as a business person, I wanted to ensure that the customer was being respected and represented,…
During her time at Transylvania, poet Tiara Brown ’16 received both the Delcamp and the Judy Gaines Young student writing awards and gained the confidence she needed to pursue the “writing life.”
