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2025

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2024

Student Eilaf Ismail
College of Pharmacy Match Rate Places University in Top 10% Nationally
Jefferson Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting & Dedication of University Archives
U.S. News & World Report Names Four Jefferson Graduate Programs Among Top in Nation
How the University Helped Bring Immersive Art and Neurodiverse-Friendly Seating to the Honickman Center
Finding Calm in Ocean Waves & Galaxies
Mechanical engineering grads Sean O’Hara and Axell Bailon
Jefferson Students Prepared for Next Career Step
Covid vaccine, mask and nurse giving plaster to patient. Medical worker covering arm with care after doing checks in lab. Consulting, trust and medicine for virus immunity and science
Flu-Vaccine Education in the Emergency Department Helps People get their Shot
scenes from match day
Reflection & Excitement at Match Day
Jefferson Investigates: COVID and Platelets, Training for Inclusive Care and Benefits of Safe, Green Spaces
scenes from Phil's return and pep rally
Jefferson Debuts Its New-Look Mascot as Part of Bicentennial Celebration
Nighttime view of Kuwait City
Emergency Medicine Professor Shares Her Passion for Wilderness Medicine in Kuwait
Phil the Ram mascot
Podcast: Meet the New-and-Improved Phil the Ram
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2023

College of Pharmacy Residency Match Rate Among Country's Best
Global Jefferson
Helping Jefferson Students Become More Empathetic Global Citizens
Members of Rams for Recovery
Jefferson Program Offers a Safe Space for Addiction Recovery
Photo of Lyla Duffy
Podcast: How Jefferson Trains Students on Ways They Can Save Mother Earth
Jefferson Investigates: AI for Parkinson’s, Immune Aging in HIV & Finding Better Care for Patients with Diabetes
Illustration of book with pages like birds
Wellness Workshop Shows the Power of Poetry
Billy Oglesby, PhD, Named Humana Dean at Thomas Jefferson University’s College of Population Health
Teaching Writers to Respond to the World Around Them
Summer rural landscape with village.
Jefferson Reflects on Nearly 50 Years of the Physician Shortage Area Program
Thomas Jefferson University to Expand Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing (JIB) Facilities & Offer Early Phase cGMP Clinical Production with Cell and Gene Therapy Focus
Humana & Thomas Jefferson University Announce Collaboration to Advance Health Equity
Scenes from Match Day
At Match Day, the Next Chapter Begins for Medical Students
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2022

student with design
Podcast: Fashion Film Takes Students From the Runway Into Digital Longevity
illustration of a brain with connections coming from it.
Researchers Investigate: Steroids and Cancer, Brain Degeneration and Growth
Student demonstrates his project
Collaboration Leads to Innovation With Occupational Therapy-Industrial Design Projects
How Does Tax Evasion Impact Economic Inequality?
Billy Oglesby, PhD, MBA, MSPH, FACHE
Dr. Billy Oglesby Appointed Dean of the College of Population Health
Aleksandr Kvasov
Podcast: Breaking Down the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Image of a lightbulb
Can a Jefferson Degree Make Graduates Robot-Proof?
How Do We Preserve the Past for a More Sustainable Future?
Hospitalists in coversation about patient care, in masks.
Hospitals Rapidly Translated Evidence into Practice during the Pandemic
Highway scene with rising sun in the distance
Jefferson Drives Students to Succeed
Scenes from Spain
Study Away Opportunity Brings Lessons Home
Scenes from Match Day
Looking Back: Stories of the Sidney Kimmel Medical College Class of 2022
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2021

What Does the FTC’s Antitrust Case Vs. Facebook Mean for Social-Media Users?
Photo of Jamie Garden by the water
Study Away Experience Reinvigorates Medical Student
How Can We Harness New Applications of Art Therapy?
Fashion Student Scholarship Recipent
Jefferson Students Recognized by the Fashion Scholarship Fund
Headshots of faculty and students
Most Memorable Jefferson Moments of 2021
Example of digital designs
With New Course on Virtual Fashion Design, Jefferson Embraces Industry’s Future
Hassrick House Book
Historic Preservation Program Director & Professor Publish Book on Hassrick House
Reimagining Immunity in the Eye
Group photo of JeffHope students
Giving the Underserved Hope and Care During COVID
abstract illustration depicting a man and woman against a mulit-colored backdrop of biological elements including pills, DNA, antibodies and viruses..
Does Cancer Immunotherapy Work Differently in Men Vs. Women?
Can the Benefits of Cannabis Overcome Political Barriers to its Legalization?
Students looking at clothes at Fashion pop-up shop
Fashion Merchandising Students Honor Grad at Holiday Pop-Up Shop
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2020

Meet Our Student: Sharmaine Belton, A Master of Science Real Estate Development Student
jib-state-grant-news
Senator Collett Announces Nearly $9 Million in State Grants for her District
After Battling COVID-19, Jefferson Nursing Student Vaccinates Frontline Workers
Park in a Truck Recognized with Green Building United's 2020 Groundbreaker Award
Jefferson Offers Telehealth Training Free to Unemployed Participants
Collage of top moments of 2020
Top Jefferson Moments of 2020
Students Volunteer to Help With COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
Jefferson and UArts VR collaboration
Jefferson’s Health Design Lab Teams Up With UArts to Study ER Burnout
micro bubbles
A First-in-Human Clinical Trial Shows Microbubbles May Improve Effectiveness of Radiation Therapy in Patients with Liver Cancer
black woman suffering from COVID-19 on the sofa at home
How to Keep Strong While Recovering from COVID-19 at Home
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Our Year in Mental Health
The Fashion Scholarship Fund named senior Kinley Lingenfelter a scholar for the fourth time
Students Honored by Fashion Scholarship Fund
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2019

Model walking down runway at Jefferson Annual Fashion Show
Fashionista Names Jefferson One of the Top Fashion Schools in the World
p53 prevents cancer formation and acts as a guardian of the genome. Mutations in the p53 gene contribute to about half of the cases of human cancer.
Finding Familiar Pathways in Kidney Cancer
Student Carson Eckard stocks the shelves at the Ramily Market
Taking Care of Our Own
Top Jefferson Moments of 2019
Becky Flax
All Research Starts With a Question. What’s Yours?
Top Ram winners Audra Soltis and Delara Kiani talk to judge Heather Rose.
Searching for the Next Great Idea
four students sit around a table working on a project
On the Spot
blue baby blanket
Finding Support Outside The Doctor’s Office – The Intersection of Instagram and Miscarriage
foods to avoid with fatty liver disease
Should I be Worried about Fatty Liver Disease?
Jeans on hanging on hangers
A Pop-Up With Purpose
A comic book style illustration of a set of superhero fists raised in the air.
Ben's Play
supergirl and the stolen city cover
Bethany's Play