“Interning at The Office of Council Member Kevin C. Riley showed me that I truly enjoy working in the public sphere. It was an invaluable experience,” says Lexi Reidenbaker ’23. A New Jersey native...

Report from John Jay College Research & Evaluation Center Details High Cost of Gun Injuries More than 70 percent of total treatment costs for gunshot wounds in New York are borne by taxpayers,...

From Science to Africana Studies, Sociology to Latin American and LatinX studies, ten John Jay College of Criminal Justice professors were awarded grants to develop courses that create a more...

John Jay College’s Data Collaborative for Justice Study Examines Statewide Bail Reform Impact in 2020 and 2021 Less bail-setting, higher amounts when bail is set, and persistent racial disparities...

Earlier this month, department of security, fire, and emergency management professor and alumnus Anthony Gentile ’78, ’01, continued his efforts to ease the struggles of students facing food...

Our “Research on the Rise” series showcases impactful and noteworthy research by John Jay faculty, students, and alumni. “I was exposed to the medical world at an early age,” says Veronika...

John Jay College proudly educates public safety leaders. This series highlights the people “behind the badge” to learn about what challenges and inspires them. Recently, law, police science and...

November 2022 -- John Jay College of Criminal Justice was ranked #2 in the nation for criminal justice and psychology , #4 best Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI) , and #7th best college in New York...

In honor of the admirable work done by our Military and Veteran Services Center and Veterans Association , we’re excited to highlight the achievements of our military and veteran community in our “...

“I’ve always had this need to protect and help people,” says Achraf Abouras ’23, a forensic psychology major. “Hearing the stories about men in the military who sacrificed their lives for their...