On Aug. 1, the system celebrates the one-year anniversary of the combination.

Thomas Jefferson University’s Institute for Smart & Healthy Cities and its partners presented the “Intersections: Health, Environment, and Design” exhibit at the 2025 Time Space Existence, organized by the European Cultural Center during the Venice Architecture Biennale.

New University leadership, industry connections and a focus on jobs of the future led to a record year.

Over 2,500 graduates celebrated at five ceremonies.

Kristina Kvavle-Slay graduated from Jefferson’s Bachelor’s of Landscape Architecture in 2024.

From across the University, 12 graduates reflect on their time at Jefferson and what the future holds.

How computational design and folding techniques are transforming architecture to save costs and cut carbon emissions.

Thomas Jefferson University is proud to announce that three College of Architecture & the Built Environment students have been named to the METROPOLIS Future100 Class of 2025, a prestigious national recognition honoring the most promising architecture and interior design students in North America.

Isaac is a 2024 graduate from the Bachelor of Architecture program and holds a minor in Photography.