Sexual violence remains among the most sensitive, hot-button societal issues, yet all too often, the word “rape” is still uttered only in whispered tones, much as words such as “cancer” and “polio”

Women Have Not Benefited From Criminal Justice Reform to the Same Extent as Men

New York, NY, March 6, 2017 – A new report by the Education Trust that examines graduation rates for Black students ranks John Jay College of Criminal Ju

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded John Jay College of Criminal Justice a $4.98 million grant to create the Academy for Security Analysis.

Cybercrimes, when they occur, are almost unrivaled in generating attention and even fear.

When John Jay senior Elijah Font was recently interviewed by Fox 5, the focus of the conversation was his involvement in the CUNY Cultural Corps, an offshoot of CUNY Service Corps.

Two leading members of John Jay’s Department of Psychology have been recognized by the American Psychological Association with top honors for their contributions to the profession.

The recently completed three-week winter session at John Jay once again raised the bar of success, with 1,788 students opting to take one or more courses from a diverse palette of on-campus and onl

It is said that South Africa cannot be understood without being experienced.

Provost Jane Bowers has announced the appointment of Professor Alisse Waterston as a Presidential Scholar effective spring 2017 in recognition of her accomplishments and standing as one of the coun