May 23, 2024
Photos and Recap: Class of 2024 Honored at Commencement
The 2,600-plus graduates will lead with ‘courage, creativity and commitment.’
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May 22, 2024Jefferson Investigates: Contaminated Currency, Autism-Inclusive Healthcare Spaces, and Novel Prostate Cancer TreatmentInvestigating presence of drugs on American currency, designing sensory-friendly environments for people with autism, and developing new therapies for prostate cancer. -
May 1, 2024Celebrating the Class of 2024With bright futures, graduating students reflect on their time at Jefferson. -
March 5, 2024Podcast: Meet the New-and-Improved Phil the RamJefferson’s mascot returns to action with a bionic horn (and a mohawk). -
December 5, 202323 Memorable Jefferson Moments for 2023The Nexus looks back at some of the biggest stories from the past year. -
November 29, 2023Occupational Therapy Class Adapts Toys for Children With DisabilitiesThe toys will be distributed throughout the Philadelphia region during the holidays. -
October 26, 2023Solving the Mystery of Knee PainA physical therapist works to understand why knee pain affects some people and not others — and how to treat it. -
September 11, 2023Industrial Design Alumni’s Fretboard Attachment Empowers Guitarists With Peripheral NeuropathyAfter winning an industry award for their capstone project, the recent grads plan to bring their device to market for musicians overcoming nerve damage. -
August 8, 2023How Can Occupational Therapists Help People With Long COVID?With a lack of validated rehabilitation interventions for people with long COVID, occupational therapy could help patients get their lives back to normal. -
June 5, 2023Industrial Design and Occupational Therapy Students Partner to Improve Senior Citizens’ Quality of LifeAs part of the Design Assistive Device Project, students help community members with everyday tasks like dog walking, gardening and cooking. -
May 25, 2023Serenaded by Andrea Bocelli, the Class of 2023 Celebrated at CommencementUniversity honors grads from the Colleges of Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Population Health, Rehabilitation Sciences and Sidney Kimmel Medical College.