The 2016 John Jay Justice Awards ceremony held on March 3 was a celebration of five individuals who have shown themselves to be “true champions of justice,” and the honorees who were cited for...

Associate Professor Baz Dreisinger is among the John Jay faculty members whose academic work goes far beyond the classroom. In addition to her post in the English department, Dreisinger is an author...

Gloria Browne-Marshall, an Associate Professor of Constitutional Law and the author of numerous articles and books on race, law and American society, has traveled extensively to share her progressive...

John Jay alumna Lovely Warren (B.A. ’00), Mayor of Rochester, NY, was recently honored as a Distinguished Alumnus by The City University of New York. Chancellor James B. Milliken presented the award...

Assistant Professor David Shapiro of the Department of Public Management, has written an op-ed published by CNBC that examines Apple’s opposition to a recent federal court order to help the Federal...

New York, NY, February 18, 2016 – Jeremy Travis, President of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, has been named a member of the U.S. Partnership on Mobility from Poverty by the Urban Institute ...

The curtain will rise on March 1 for Act Two of John Jay College’s year-long initiative “Bridging the Divide: Re-imagining Police-Community Relations,” with a panel discussion on Gender, Sexuality...

Enrollment for the three-week winter session last month at John Jay rose by roughly 12 percent compared to the same period a year ago, a development that is being credited to expanded marketing and...

It’s hard to beat a summer study-abroad opportunity — that is, unless it takes place Down Under, while your classmates are stuck at home enduring a Northeast winter. Just ask Kaitlin Hicks, a junior...

John Jay College boasts more than 50 years of providing a high quality education, particularly for students who could not otherwise afford to attend college. This enviable track record, touted by...