On Resilience: Being an active citizen at a distance
People all across the world are discovering how they can still be active citizens, from inside their homes or six feet apart.
On Resilience
On Resilience: Transylvania professors’ photography shows ‘Lexington at the Time of COVID-19’
This article by professors Kurt Gohde and Kremena Todorova is part of a series by the Transylvania community on the theme of our academic year: Resilience.
On Resilience: Transylvania anthropology professor says pandemic recovery means moving forward — not back to way we were
Resilience represents a recovery from the shock of unexpected hardship. We mean hopeful action as opposed to passive resignation.
Please don’t bury me: In memory of John Prine, a Transylvania professor’s reflection
One thing we can do right now — we can share, our talents, our time and our common spirit.
On Resilience: Transylvania philosophy professor finds liberal education key to facing pandemic
Our best shot at rendering what is fine and good in the world resilient as we move through the arduous gauntlet into which this pandemic has driven us lies in large measure with the widespread adoption of what we do here at Transylvania every day.