October 9, 2023
Engineering Styrofoam Into ‘Biofoam’
Plastic food packaging is a major source of pollution, but finding sustainable alternatives has proved challenging. This research team thinks fungi might be the answer.
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May 15, 2023Graduates Honored at 199th CommencementPoised to discover, lead and reimagine, the Class of 2023 recognized. -
March 19, 2023A Jefferson Degree Pays OffThe University’s First Destination Report shows undergraduates achieve over a 96% employment and grad school success rate. -
June 1, 2022Preparing Future Students for the Jobs of TomorrowThe University is again offering a wide array of summer programming for high school students. -
February 1, 2022Exploring Jobs of the Future:
Hemp and CannabisHow does Jefferson prepare students for these two exploding industries? -
December 13, 2021Most Memorable Jefferson Moments of 2021The Nexus looks back at the biggest University stories from the past year. -
August 2, 2021Out of This World: Jefferson Helps Produce Space Gloves for AstronautsDr. Brian George has led the project for over two decades. -
July 15, 2021COVID’s Impact on Residential, Nonresidential DevelopmentConstruction-management students and alumni are uniquely positioned to enter an evolving industry. -
July 1, 2021Using Innovation to Clean Up Plastic PollutionEngineering students design solution to remove trash from the Schuylkill River. -
May 14, 2021Growing the Next Generation of TherapiesAs the first African American man admitted to the Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing, Nafees Norris paves a path for others. -
February 26, 2021Effort Aims to Improve Life for Patients With a Rare DiseaseCross-disciplinary team of students and faculty working with those battling fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva.