“Seeing the Artemis 1 take off was such an amazing experience,” says Justin Colón ’23, who made a name for himself as @the.justonian on TikTok. His popular science videos earned him an invite from...

From bail reform to prison diversion programs, public interest in prosecutorial policy has never been higher. But many district attorney offices struggle to recruit and retain prosecutors who carry...

In honor of Veterans Day and National Veterans and Military Families Month , we’re excited to highlight the achievements of our military and veteran community in our “Salute to Service” article...

In honor of Veterans Day and National Veterans and Military Families Month, we’re excited to highlight the achievements of our military and veteran community in our “Salute to Service” article series...

(New York, NY)-- For the second year in a row, John Jay College of Criminal Justice was named a Fulbright HSI Leader for its activities as a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) that encourages its...

Our “Research on the Rise” series showcases impactful and noteworthy research by John Jay faculty, students, and alumni. Lissette Delgado-Cruzata , Ph.D., associate professor of molecular biology and...

John Jay College proudly educates public safety leaders. This series highlights the people “behind the badge” to learn about what challenges and inspires them. The inspirational rise of Ralph Clement...

After graduation, Lia Guzman ’23 knows exactly what she wants to accomplish. “I want to work in public service and uplift marginalized communities,” says the law and society major. Now, Guzman is...

As the daughter of immigrants, Juliana Figueroa ’23 knows the importance of having someone who can speak your language. That’s why she wants to be a voice for Latinx immigrant communities. “I want to...

Earning a master’s degree in international crime and justice has not only deepened Emely Martinez’s ’21, ’23 justice-focused education, it’s unlocked a wealth of opportunities leading to her ultimate...