When Anthropology Professor Alisse Waterston, Ph.D., one of the founders of the Vera Fellows Program , was the President of the American Anthropological Association, she was tasked with the...

There’s no denying that during the last five years the United States has experienced a rise in hate crimes—an increase confirmed by Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data collection, media...

When alumna Maribel Susano ’20 came to John Jay College, she knew she wanted to study the law, but she was unsure of what path in the legal profession she should take. Then she interned at the...

Political Science major and Macaulay Honors student, Elisa Mateo-Saja’s ’21 dream of working in a political office came true last spring when she interned for New York State Senator Robert Jackson. “...

At John Jay College, we know that our diversity is our strength. A vital component of that diversity comes from our proud immigrant community. Over 30 percent of the John Jay student population...

John Jay’s celebration of Black History Month traditionally culminates with our annual Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast, which pays homage to the two Civil Rights giants, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther...

John Jay’s celebration of Black History Month traditionally culminates with our annual Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast, which pays homage to the two Civil Rights giants, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther...

John Jay’s celebration of Black History Month traditionally culminates with our annual Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast, which pays homage to the two Civil Rights giants, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther...

John Jay’s celebration of Black History Month traditionally culminates with our annual Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast, which pays homage to the two Civil Rights giants, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther...

John Jay’s celebration of Black History Month traditionally culminates with our annual Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast, which pays homage to the two Civil Rights giants, Malcolm X and Dr. Martin Luther...