March 16, 2022
How Will History Reflect on U.S. Reaction to COVID?
Poorly, says an American studies instructor, who spent decades studying the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak.
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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 10, 2022Occupational Therapy Doctorate Student Supports Ukrainian Relief EffortsThrough her fieldwork, Toni Feite provides aid and teaches life skills. -
March 3, 2022Jefferson Investigates: Colon Cancer, Health Disparities and BurnoutLooking for colon cancer’s off-switch, how physicians stave off stress, and searching for where lung cancer disparities persist. -
January 24, 2022Occupational Therapy Students Work With Unhoused PopulationThrough Project HOME, students learn real-world skills while helping those in need. -
January 21, 2022What I Wish People Knew About Surviving Gun ViolenceDr. Amanda Lyons was playing kickball in a Fishtown playground when she was shot in the back and her life was forever changed. Here, she shares her physical and emotional recovery journey. -
January 12, 2022Helping to Bring Social Justice to the Neurodiverse PopulationJefferson team develops autism toolkit for police, emergency personnel and justice professionals. -
January 3, 2022Friendly and Fluffy, Titan the Rabbit Helps Students De-stressJefferson launches an animal therapy program during the fall semester. -
December 17, 2021Study Away Experience Reinvigorates Medical StudentJamie Garden traveled to Jerusalem through the Jefferson Israel Center. -
December 13, 2021Most Memorable Jefferson Moments of 2021The Nexus looks back at the biggest University stories from the past year. -
November 18, 2021Wearing Scrubs Like a ShieldIdentity at home and work in a time of anti-Asian hate during the pandemic.