July 9, 2020
Celebrating the Class of 2020
Under extraordinary circumstances, Jefferson graduates look back–and to the future.
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June 11, 2020The Pittsburgh Story: Racism in the Media and its Impacts on the PublicWhen deficit-focused reporting fails to tell the full stories of communities of color, newsroom ethics are eroded. -
June 11, 2020A Great Societal Challenge Returns Accompanied by Lessons (and Questions) From the PastAn American studies instructor, who spent decades studying the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak, mulls how future peers will chronicle the COVID era. -
June 4, 2020How Is Structural Racism Reinforced Through Food?We sit down with a Jefferson professor to discuss her research on the ways marginalized communities resist oppression, and the impact COVID-19 has had on racial inequities. -
May 20, 2020How Can Antitrust Laws Promote Human Welfare?Jefferson global antitrust researcher discusses his research on improving socio-economic conditions in developing and transition countries, and how antitrust laws have changed during the pandemic. -
September 17, 2019Hello from Ghana, the Gateway to AfricaFulbright Scholar Dr. Marcella McCoy-Deh shares her experiences as she teaches overseas. -
September 5, 2019Ready for LaunchJefferson adds new platform to help students set their careers. -
August 23, 2019Part of the FamilyJefferson’s Class of 2023 and 2024 celebrated at Convocation. -
April 24, 2019Arlen Specter’s Senatorial Papers Open to the Public, Available for ResearchJefferson 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. -
April 24, 2019Creating Hope
for Inner-City YouthAs part of her senior capstone, Attiah Brockington developed Project Community, a neighborhood organization aimed at stemming the tide of youth violence in Philadelphia.