THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT-LED NEWSPAPER

By Eden Bennett '29 FMM  As we approach October and Fall 2025 Runway Fashion Trends, designers have made their statements with glamorous, traditional debut collections. Both womenswear and menswear designers have taken eccentric twists on classic fall fashion that we all know and love. Many fellow fashion lovers seem to live under the false belief that runway apparel is unattainable to the average consumer. Yet, trends actually originate within designer styles and are soon f

By Kavi Shahnawaz The Bangladeshi Students Association (BSA) is one of the many recent additions to Jefferson’s ever-expanding roster of clubs. BSA’s mission is to celebrate Bangladeshi heritage through events, cultural showcases, and community engagement where Bangladeshis and non-Bangladeshis alike are welcome.  Source by Kavi Shahnawaz The Bangladeshi Students Association Board. From left to right: Kavi Shahnawaz, Nishita Chowdhury, Aiman Raisa, Nusrat Farah, Farhana Islam

By Amira Fariha Are you an avid reader? Are you interested in romance novels? Do you want to help local bookshops? If yes, then Cupid’s Bookshop is perfect for you! Local bookstores are known to be the backbone of the book-loving community. They provide a way for avid readers to connect with one another and often serve as a community hub. Cupid’s Bookshop does just that!  Source by Amira Fariha Cupid’s Bookshop is Philadelphia’s first all-romance bookstore! This bookstore cat

By Kristopher Giangreco The Thomas Jefferson Baseball Team is on an extraordinary run this season, securing their place as one of the top...

By Kristine Guenther In 2024, Thomas Jefferson University named Corey Goff as the new Athletic Director after former AD Tom Shirley...

By Alyssa Taylor Tucked in the bottom of Hayward Hall is a world that was once unbeknownst to me. As an everyday Jefferson student, I’ve...

By Sofia Corcoran & Corinn Mabry  A chocolate milk. A photo of a mini cooper. An MLB baseball. These are a few things that sit outside...

By Sophia Boxwell In the age of technology, studying should be simpler, right? One may think modern technology would increase students’...

By Faith Eckley While speaking to fifth-year architecture student Annie Squire Southworth about her experience as an architecture major...

By Mason Wolfe You are not alone if you felt perplexed last semester upon walking into the campus weight room. Whether it was the newly...

By Faith Eckley & Professor D. Bruce Hanes One day in the summer of 2013, the Pennsylvania Montgomery County Sheriff, flanked by deputies...

By Jasmin Bickham During midterm season, students are bombarded with paper after paper and project after project. Jefferson offers each...

By Gianna Cipolloni From landfills overflowing with textiles to closets bombarded with piles of discarded garments, society’s attachment...

By: Julianna Boorse There are plenty of places to study on campus when someone wants a change of scenery from the library. The dorms are...

By Kavi Shahnawaz The “Barbenheimer” trend of Summer 2023 not only delighted the public but revived the movie theater business...

By Ava Rainone The album The Wall  by Pink Floyd tells a story by making each song flow into the next. The Wall is a concept album about...

By Amira Fariha The anime “Fruits Basket” is an adaptation based on the manga with the same name. It follows the main character, Tohru...

Being Neurodivergent in Architecture

Celebrating a Month of Hispanic Culture and History

By Emilie Zuccato Last Spring semester, Sierra Kennedy and I founded the Fashion Concept Club. As third-year fashion merchandising...