Noted alumnus Harold Ronson leaves his mark at the university through his philanthropic contributions, including a brand new state-of-the-art science facility.

Nearly 1,600 students received their degrees on May 21-22.

Over 750 students received their degrees at the May 10 ceremony.

Jefferson and the University of Pittsburgh have opened Arlen Specter’s senatorial papers to the public. The notable collection documents major legislation and political activities during his 30-year tenure as Pennsylvania’s longest-serving senator.

As part of the lifelong learning initiative at Jefferson, the University now offers Jefferson RISE—a unique program in which high-achieving undergraduate students advance their knowledge by pursuing distinctive graduate programs at Jefferson.

AVP of Athletics Tom Shirley looks back at 30 years on campus.

Industrial Design students Adam Hecht and Alex Tholl founded DiveDesign last year. They now have clients across the country.

As part of her senior capstone, Attiah Brockington developed Project Community, a neighborhood organization aimed at stemming the tide of youth violence in Philadelphia.

Taking active steps to curb the growing issue of food insecurity, Jefferson’s “Ramily” Market gives students in need non-perishable goods and hygiene products for free.

In making the move to the Rams, Carideo enters a small active female contingency to break into men’s basketball coaching staffs.