Every year, our First-Year Student Showcase is a highly anticipated event because it features the justice-focused research of our newest John Jay students. The variety of topics covered is wide, the...

Partnership with Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice and University of Chicago (New York, NY)— Recognizing John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s commitment to critical research and public safety, the...

In 2020, the United States of America faced a cultural and racial reckoning triggered by the high-profile murders of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor. As a Hispanic-Serving (HSI) and...

As Co-Chief of Mental Health for New York City Health + Hospitals, Correctional Health Services, alumna Virginia Barber-Rioja, Ph.D., ’02, ’09 oversees the clinics, programming, and dedicated team...

In the midst of a pandemic and a transition to remote-learning, Brian Kerr, Ed.D., uprooted himself from a job he had for almost 17 years to join the John Jay College community as the Vice President...

Professor, author, composer, and Grammy-nominated musician, Benjamin Lapidus, Ph.D., isn’t afraid to show his love for music runs deep. On the stage he comes alive playing with his Latin jazz band...

A new report from Data Collaborative for Justice finds higher bail amounts associated with longer lengths of stay, with Black individuals disproportionately affected New York — Significant declines...

Over the last several months Leanna Wells ’22, a Political Science major from Brooklyn, New York, has been living her dream, working as a Talent Development Intern at NBCUniversal’s CNBC network...

Have you ever seen a LinkedIn profile, resume, or e-portfolio with a digital badge “stamped” in the corner? These badges indicate that the person behind the profile, resume, or portfolio has...

At John Jay College, we’re committed to providing our military service members, veterans, and their families the support they need to reach their academic, professional, and personal goals. These...