When Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico on September 20, 2017, it left devastation in its wake. The island was in the literal dark for months on end, and to this day its inhabitants are...

How do you move forward after a family member rapes you? What happens when a young woman from Mexico crosses the southern border, only to find her nightmare begins on U.S. soil? These are just two of...

For months, members of John Jay’s Mock Trial Association have come together to strategize, practice, and refine their courtroom skills. All that hard work was put to good use on March 25 and 28 when...

In anticipation of Queens Assemblywoman Catalina Cruz ’05 coming to John Jay on April 11, 2019 , as part of the ¡Adelante! Leadership Series, we sat down with our distinguished alumna and learned...

NEW YORK, NY – It’ll be a summer studying in London for John Jay College of Criminal Justice sophomore John (Anthony) François '21, who earned a Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship (FDGF) along with...

Abby Stein, a beloved John Jay Interdisciplinary Studies Professor who passed away in 2014, continues to be a beacon of inspiration for all who are part of the John Jay-Vera Fellows Program . As...

With over 117 recruiters attending the spring 2019 Career and Internship Fair, the 1,126 student attendees took full advantage of the various internship, full-time and part-time opportunities offered...

Recently announced as one of the winners of the 2018-2019 Inaugural Presidential Student-Faculty Research Collaboration Award, Michael Yarbrough, Assistant Professor of Political Science; Jean...

José Luis Morín, Professor and Chairperson of the Latin American and Latina/o Studies (LLS) Department, has always been at the forefront of human rights issues. As an international human rights...

The Prisoner Reentry Institute (PRI) at John Jay College of Criminal Justice released the report, Mapping the Landscape of Higher Education in New York State Prisons , which is the first of its kind...