In its 12 th year, J Journal stands as the only contemporary justice-themed literary magazine Award-winning writers tell stories from Riker’s Island, a Super 8 motel room, and the back roads of Italy...

Walking through The Legacy Museum on the Honors 2020 Alabama Civil Rights Trip brought up intense feelings for Tyler Johnson ’22. Seeing haunting photos of black men, women, and children being...

Alumna Shateeya Roberts ’19, who grew up in Nyack, New York, is paving the way for other women and people of color in the world of computer science and cybersecurity. As a winner of the New York...

Everyone took away different things from the Honors 2020 Alabama Civil Rights Trip. For Malik Monteith ’23, a Law and Society major whose family hails from Jamaica, it was a sense of sorrow for the...

In celebration of Black History Month, our entire community is recognizing the incredible achievements and contributions African-Americans have made to this country. Aiming for a future that fully...

The Honors 2020 Alabama Civil Rights Trip had a tremendous impact on everyone involved with the trip. Hearing stories told by people who marched in Selma—lockstep with leaders such as Martin Luther...

Khalid Islam’s steadfast commitment to public service comes naturally to him. “I’ve always been around people who have dedicated their lives to public service,” says Islam ’20, a longtime New York...

One of the speakers that inspired our Honors students during the Alabama Civil Rights trip was Nanyamka A. Shukura, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) Senior Community Advocate. At the SPLC...

A powerful exposé of negligence by the largest private contractor of prison health care, and a series examining the plight of indigenous Alaskans living with no police protection are the winners of...

Daiquan Llewellyn ’20, a Criminal Justice major from Queens, New York and born in Jamaica, isn’t afraid to speak up when he sees an injustice happening. “As an Afro-Caribbean male, I embody the hopes...