February 13, 2024
Life Experience Fuels Jefferson Business Grad to Pull Others Out of Poverty
As the first Black CEO of the Albany Housing Authority, Dr. William Myles supports thousands in public housing.
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May 15, 2023Graduates Honored at 199th CommencementPoised to discover, lead and reimagine, the Class of 2023 recognized. -
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. -
December 22, 2021What Does the FTC’s Antitrust Case Vs. Facebook Mean for Social-Media Users?The ongoing battle accuses the tech giant of squashing and purchasing competition to avoid threats to its monopoly. -
December 13, 2021Most Memorable Jefferson Moments of 2021The Nexus looks back at the biggest University stories from the past year. -
February 19, 2021‘Signs of Humanity’ Return to LifeJournal publishes a paper written by public health, medical students, alums and faculty that explores experiences of the unhoused. -
January 25, 2021How a ‘Shark Tank’-Inspired Contest Led to an Examination of Racism in Health CareDescendants of those victimized in the infamous U.S. Public Health Service Study shared their stories with students and faculty. -
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 21, 2020How Parents Can Help Young Children Get ‘Back to School’Whether it’s virtual or in-person learning, they’ll need reassurances and honesty for a seamless transition in the fall. -
June 17, 2020How to Have Difficult Conversations About COVID and Race RelationsExperts from the University’s department of counseling and behavioral health offer tips on navigating divisive topics with loved ones. -
June 11, 2020A Great Societal Challenge Returns Accompanied by Lessons (and Questions) From the PastAn American studies instructor, who spent decades studying the ‘Spanish Flu’ outbreak, mulls how future peers will chronicle the COVID era.