September 22, 2020
Students Help People Exercise Their Right to Vote
JeffVotes expands efforts with voter registration and mail-in ballots.
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September 21, 2020Flipping the Gender-Demographic ScriptIn the University’s Health Design Lab, women power 3D bioprinting efforts. -
September 9, 2020Med School Rotation Brings Student Back to Magee After Devastating Spinal Cord InjuryMichelle Konkoly says she feels like she can accomplish almost anything after having to learn to walk again. -
September 8, 2020University Will Host International Sex and Gender Health Education SummitOrganizers of the three-day virtual event hope it paves the way for curriculum to be taught in every health-sciences school. -
August 25, 2020Delivering Food to Patients to Stop Hunger—and Step Up Medical CareStaff, students and volunteers connect with the community through a new initiative. -
August 12, 2020Addressing the Body, Mind and SpiritWith two new certificate programs, Jefferson’s department of integrative medicine and nutritional sciences works to optimize people’s health. -
July 22, 2020How Architecture Design Can Help Those With Autism Engage With the WorldCABE and Jefferson Health’s Center for Autism and Neurodiversity and a slew of experts team up for fall course and symposium to examine architecture’s impact with those on the spectrum. -
June 30, 2020SKMC Student Works on Dr. Fauci’s Team Fighting COVID-19 PandemicNeel Nabar reflects on a hectic and ‘surreal’ spring of working to ‘guide intelligent vaccine design’ and more at the National Institutes of Health. -
June 29, 2020To Those Who Have Just Begun Their Journey With the White Coat …Jefferson professor of medicine offers words of encouragement during the COVID-19 era. -
June 19, 2020One Step of ManyMedical student activist Oluwatoni “Toni” Okuboyejo helped organize Jefferson’s White Coats for Black Lives Demonstration. -
June 11, 2020JeffersonSCREEN Project Aims to Reduce Social Isolation for PatientsAn interdisciplinary team works to make ‘mask-less visual connections’ possible for infectious disease patients in the COVID-19 era and beyond.