THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT-LED NEWSPAPER

By Faith Eckley For my Gender and Diversity class, I was asked to answer the following questions: How do you describe your own gender...

By Georgia Skuza In today’s politically heavy social climate, it can be difficult to find a true, non-partisan view on current events,...

By Meghan McKenna The Central York School District in York, Pennsylvania recently banned several books within the book series Girls Who...

By Ryan Higgins Deep down in the south exists Stone Mountain, a state-sanctioned national park in the temperate plains of Dekalb county,...

Getting dressed up for a loud, crowded social event. Coffee and a book with absolutely no one around. What do these things have in...

By Amelia Betancourt A topic of conversation amongst me and my peers this year has been Jefferson’s student body size, and the seeming...

By Ryan Higgins Tuesday, March 22nd, marks day two of the supreme court confirmation hearings regarding Kentaji Brown Jackson. Brown has...

By Olivia Wong As finals season rapidly approaches, the feeling of burnout has slowly begun to creep into the lives of college students....

By Georgia Skuza Margarita, a Belarusian Activist, has been an activist for the Belarusian people and has been actively speaking out...

By Georgia Skuza Margarita, a Belarusian Activist, has been an activist for the Belarusian people and has been actively speaking out...

By Olivia Wong A Jefferson RoundTable, “First-Gen College Student Call-to-Action Panel,” on February 24, 2022 was hosted by Kaitlyn...

By Beatrice Barjon From Quentin Tarantino to Mary Harron, it seems that Hollywood has a blatant niche for the creation of Charles Manson...

By Olivia Wong Savoy Collier, a fourth-year psychology student at Jefferson University East Falls campus, sent an email to the Provost of...

By Leslie Dorantes On March 13, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the spread of COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic, and today,...

By Olivia Wong As the Omicron variant shakes up the world for the third time in this soon-to-be three-year-long pandemic, many are...

By Aja Smith What is one of the most — if not the most — crippling financial barriers keeping many young adults from achieving financial...

By Kaitlyn Viola Following years of vastly disproportionate funding between wealthy and poor districts in Pennsylvania, a case that could...