February 6, 2023
How Engineering Students Work With Jefferson Health to Improve Processes
Gaining real-world skills, they’re developing models that can provide advancements to the hospital system.
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January 20, 2023Architecture and Physical Therapy Students Collaborate to Improve Health and Community EngagementThey designed installations and wayfinding strategies for the Wyss Wellness Center. -
January 3, 2023Pharmacy Students Pivot to Today’s Health Crises, Including the Pandemic and OpioidsThey now administer COVID vaccines and encourage patients to return extra doses of opioids. -
December 13, 202222 Memorable University Moments of 2022The Nexus looks back at the biggest Jefferson stories of the year. -
December 7, 2022Fashion Students Hone Real-World Skills at Pop-Up ShopOriginal grunge-themed clothing and accessories sold at popular campus event. -
November 15, 2022Air Force Veteran Helps Improve Outcomes at Jefferson’s Pro Bono ClinicAs a physical therapy student, Jonathan Adams helped underserved community members overcome language and care barriers. -
October 31, 2022JeffSolves Brings Medicine and Design Together to Improve Patient CareIndustrial design and med students collaborate with nurses to solve complicated problems. Watch their pitches. -
October 10, 2022Podcast: How a Creative Approach to Humanities Education Sets Jefferson ApartWhen employers said ‘soft skills’ help bolster employment success, the University set out to offer a wide array of courses for its students. -
September 23, 2022Creativity, Talents and Inventive Spirit on Display at Celebration of InnovationUniversity recognizes eight projects by students and faculty that improve lives. -
September 6, 2022Podcast: Institute for Smart and Healthy Cities Unites Three Colleges in Cross-Disciplinary EffortCABE, Kanbar and Pop Health come together to develop cities in face of climate change, social inequity, rapid urbanization and health disparities. -
August 25, 2022Medical Student Aims to Increase Health Professionals’ Understanding of Deaf PatientsThrough the JeffMD Curriculum, Natalie Perlov develops lecture series to explore cultural, linguistic, historical and artistic facets of deafness and ASL.