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The Power of Internships: Adelle Villarente ’23 on Working with News Media & Discovering Her Career Path

Adelle Villarente ’23 was nervous about applying to the John Jay Justice Capital Initiative Fellowship, but after remembering the courage of her Filipino parents who immigrated to this country, she...

Professor Judy-Lynne Peters Wins Grant Supporting Slavery Records Project

Professor Judy-Lynne Peters , Ph.D. was awarded a grant from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) to support the Northeast Slavery Records Index (NESRI), which she co-directs with...

Pride Month 2022: Maribel Guzman ’24 Finds Her “Forever Family” at Spectra

In honor of Pride Month, we’re applauding the strength, talent, and unity of John Jay’s LGBTQ+ community by featuring some of their proudest members. About Maribel… Pronouns: She/they LGBTQ+ Identity...

Pride Month 2022: Avii Van Praagh ’24 Embraces Their Nonbinary Identity

In honor of Pride Month, we’re applauding the strength, talent, and unity of John Jay’s LGBTQ+ community by featuring some of their proudest members. About Avii… Pronouns: They/them LGBTQ+ Identity:...

Pride Month 2022: Veteran Emily Maria Diaz ’22 Reimagines Acceptance for Her Son

In honor of Pride Month, we’re applauding the strength, talent, and unity of John Jay’s LGBTQ+ community by featuring some of their proudest members. About Emily… Pronouns: She/her/they LGBTQ+...

John Jay Degree Takes Luiggy Segura ’12 From Housing Insecure to Vice President

“When I was five years old, a big snowstorm hit the east coast. Our bus got delayed because of the snow, and my mom and I got to the shelter after hours. They wouldn’t let us in because of strict...

Research on the Rise: Lili Ramos ’22, ’26 Wins National Science Foundation Fellowship

“Research sits at the core of our mission to educate for justice,” says President Karol V. Mason. Research performed by our faculty, students, and alumni impact our advocacy for a more just world...

President Karol V. Mason Participates in the 2022 National Urban League Legislative Policy Conference

President Karol V. Mason recently joined Newark Mayor Ras Baraka to discuss “From Advocacy to Equity—Is It Time to Rethink Activism to Achieve Our Goals” at the National Urban League’s (N.U.L.) 2022...

John Jay College Ranked #10 Best Bang For The Buck And Economic Mobility

May 2022 -- John Jay College of Criminal Justice was ranked #10 in the Northeast in America’s Best Bang for the Buck Colleges by Washington Monthly , which measures how well colleges help low and...

Marilyn Alvarado ’16: Immigrant Advocate

“My dad is Honduran and my mom is Salvadoran. I’m the last of five siblings and the only one who was born in New York,” says Marilyn Alvarado ’16. “Immigration has always been very central to my life...

Removing Sex Work From The Internet May Make It More Dangerous

Grant from Woodhull Freedom Foundation to Support John Jay Study (New York, NY)— A grant from the Woodhull Freedom Foundation will support a new study on the effects of “de-platforming” adult sex...

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The Power of Internships: Adelle Villarente ’23 on Working with News Media & Discovering Her Career Path

Professor Judy-Lynne Peters Wins Grant Supporting Slavery Records Project

Pride Month 2022: Maribel Guzman ’24 Finds Her “Forever Family” at Spectra

Pride Month 2022: Avii Van Praagh ’24 Embraces Their Nonbinary Identity

Pride Month 2022: Veteran Emily Maria Diaz ’22 Reimagines Acceptance for Her Son

John Jay Degree Takes Luiggy Segura ’12 From Housing Insecure to Vice President

Research on the Rise: Lili Ramos ’22, ’26 Wins National Science Foundation Fellowship

President Karol V. Mason Participates in the 2022 National Urban League Legislative Policy Conference

John Jay College Ranked #10 Best Bang For The Buck And Economic Mobility

Marilyn Alvarado ’16: Immigrant Advocate

Removing Sex Work From The Internet May Make It More Dangerous

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