April 12, 2024
Fashion Design Students Honored by Fashion Scholarship Fund
The winning projects addressed sustainable practices of a fashion brand with an environmental and social focus.
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April 1, 2024How the University Helped Bring Immersive Art and Neurodiverse-Friendly Seating to the Honickman CenterStudents and faculty team up to make the patient experience more soothing at the state-of-the-art facility. -
March 29, 2024Finding Calm in Ocean Waves and GalaxiesResearchers explore whether an immersive environment of calming imagery and sound can reduce stress. -
March 27, 2024Jefferson Students Prepared for Next Career StepThe University’s First Destination Report shows undergraduates achieve a 97% employment and grad school success rate. -
March 5, 2024Podcast: Meet the New-and-Improved Phil the RamJefferson’s mascot returns to action with a bionic horn (and a mohawk). -
March 1, 2024Mechanical Engineering Capstones Address Real-World ProblemsStudent projects work to improve crosswalk safety and explore sustainable filtration systems for microplastics and lead. -
February 27, 2024How a Textile Product Science Alumna Stepped Into a Career in Nike FootwearReal-world learning helped grad Devon Willard land her dream job as a material developer. -
February 23, 2024Podcast: 10 ‘Famous Firsts’ From Jefferson’s HistoryAs the University celebrates its bicentennial this year, we reflect on aspects of its past that set it apart from the crowd. -
February 13, 2024Life Experience Fuels Jefferson Business Grad to Pull Others Out of PovertyAs the first Black CEO of the Albany Housing Authority, Dr. William Myles supports thousands in public housing. -
January 12, 2024Fashioning a Sustainable FutureAn interdisciplinary textile project tackles fashion’s environmental footprint head-on. -
January 2, 2024Designing Palate and Palette: Jefferson’s Culinary Odyssey Through Cross-disciplinary CreativityStudents blend the worlds of interior and visual communication design, crafting a cultural experience at restaurants in Philadelphia’s heart.