April 6, 2022
How Do We Preserve the Past for a More Sustainable Future?
An architectural historian shares her research on the challenges of preserving America’s cities.
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March 31, 2022Study Away Opportunity
Brings Lessons HomeMBA students visit Spain during spring break as part of the international business course. -
March 25, 2022How Can the Media Improve Representations of Diverse Identities?Understanding how to ensure sensitive and accurate portrayals of different groups in various forms of media. -
March 16, 2022How Will History Reflect on U.S. Reaction to COVID?Poorly, says an American studies instructor, who spent decades studying the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak. -
March 14, 2022Podcast: Designing for the NeurodiverseIn this inaugural episode of The Nexus Podcast, we take a deeper dive into the “neurodiverse furniture project.” -
March 9, 2022Jefferson Research Celebrates Black History MonthShining a light on Black excellence – researchers share their accomplishments, role models and lived experiences. -
March 3, 2022Lights, Camera, Action! Alumna Diane Raver Founded the Garden State Film FestivalThe textile design grad created one of the state’s most respected movie showcases. -
February 24, 2022Scenes From Herb Magee NightThe Rams cruise past USciences in the Hall of Fame coach’s final regular season home game. -
February 21, 2022PHOTOS: Red Dress Project Highlights Heart Health in WomenFashion students learn valuable design skills and research how cardiovascular disease impacts underserved communities. -
February 9, 2022Get My Job: Spotlight on ArchitectureFaculty and alumna Natasha A. Trice seeks to explore architecture in nontraditional forms. -
February 8, 2022CABE Joins International Team in the Solar Decathlon China Design ChallengeTheir sustainably designed structure built near the Winter Olympics is currently ranked 2nd in a field of 15.