From photoshopped, viral photos to deep fake videos, we’ve all seen how easy it is to manipulate people into thinking something is real. Shweta Jain, an Associate Professor of Computer Science at...

On April 29, a large group of John Jay students gathered together to learn more about immigration issues. With good reason, 33 percent of the College’s student population is immigrant. Hosted by John...

John Jay students inducted into Alpha Theta Theta, a Chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society, walked away from their induction ceremony on April 29 feeling energized...

The lobby in the Gerald W. Lynch Theater will soon be featuring a “Hall of Presidents” art exhibit. The thought behind the forthcoming installation—including paintings and sculptures of former John...

After a week of competition, John Jay’s Model United Nations (U.N.) Team won The Distinguished Delegation Award at the 2019 National Model U.N. Conference where they participated from April 14 – 18...

Several early-career faculty working at Minority Serving Institutions (MSI) are getting a boost in their professional development. Through the ELEVATE (Enriching Learning, Enhancing Visibility and...

When Assistant Professor of Psychology, Veronica Johnson, Ph.D., learned she was named an awardee of the Penn Graduate School of Education 2019 ELEVATE (Enriching Learning, Enhancing Visibility...

“As a College focused on issues of justice, our commitment to scholarly research is an integral part of our institutional mission,” says President Karol V. Mason. “The data and information generated...

If gender inequity is baked into today’s workplace, what can John Jay students and other Master in Public Administration (MPA) candidates do to help fix the problem? Maria D’Agostino , with co-...

The 2019 Research and Creativity Expo is coming up on May 1-10. To get our community excited about the student presentations that will be featured at the Expo, we’re speaking to several student...