March 9, 2022
Jefferson Research Celebrates Black History Month
Shining a light on Black excellence – researchers share their accomplishments, role models and lived experiences.
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December 13, 2021Most Memorable Jefferson Moments of 2021The Nexus looks back at the biggest University stories from the past year. -
October 6, 2021Pandemic Puts College of Population Health and Its Students in the SpotlightIt took a global health crisis for people to understand what population health is, Dr. David Nash says. -
September 27, 2021Does Art Reduce Bias Among Healthcare Providers?Jefferson researchers explores exhibit’s potential impact on the perceptions that future healthcare providers have of survivors of sexual violence. -
May 27, 2021Onward and Upward: Graduate Students Saluted at CommencementSee photos from the ceremonies for Sidney Kimmel Medical College and the Colleges of Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Population Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. -
May 18, 2021Class of 2021 Honored at 197th CommencementSpeakers praise graduates for their spirit, determination and resilience in the face of the pandemic. -
April 12, 2021Lessons in Destigmatizing Harm-Reduction EffortsA Master of Public Health student reflects on a class project focused on ‘compassionate and supportive’ ways to help those struggling with addiction. -
March 18, 2021Why Wearing a Mask Can Be ControversialResearchers investigate the social drivers of mask wearing during COVID-19. -
February 19, 2021‘Signs of Humanity’ Return to LifeJournal publishes a paper written by public health, medical students, alums and faculty that explores experiences of the unhoused. -
February 16, 2021Patients Get Essential Telehealth Support Through Student-Driven ProgramResearchers team up with students on “Digital Onboarding Taskforce” to help patients get comfortable using technology for remote medical care. -
January 20, 2021Communicating Information about COVID-19 Using ‘Entertainment-Education’Researcher and student team up to explore a strategy that uses storytelling to creatively and effectively communicate about health issues.