The thought of federal employees being dragged into humiliating interrogations because they didn’t wear lipstick, seemed too masculine or feminine, or went to a bar or a party with other gay people,...

A record, $7.6 million grant awarded by the National Institute on Aging [part of the National Institutes of Health] to the Department of Psychology puts John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the...

This year in Atlanta, the American Society of Criminology held its 74 th Annual Meeting from November 14 – 17, under the theme “Institutions, Cultures and Crime.” More than 150 John Jay faculty,...

On November 30, John Jay’s Academic Advisement Center (AAC) celebrated its 10-year anniversary. The room was filled with laughter, hugs, and joy as previous AAC deans, advisors, and coordinators...

John Jay College of Criminal Justice Provost Yi Li has been named a 2018 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for his contributions to mathematics. AAAS recognized...

Rachel Dolcine ’06 has never been one to shy away from a challenge. She emigrated to New York from Jamaica as a child, grew up in the East Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, and enrolled at John Jay...

The feeling of pride had faded since Briana Sammons ‘18 returned from her service as Corporal in the United States Marine Corps, but as the notes sprang from the guitar and her words flowed from the...

“We are diversifying the bar, and with what is going on in the country today, it is critical to have a legal profession that represents the demographics of our country.”— President Karol V. Mason On...

City & State just put John Jay Associate Professor Susan Kang on their “Power List” of the top 10 up-and-coming leaders from Manhattan, and with good reason. The Political Science professor, and...

“John Jay College es una institución única. Es un lugar donde todos, estudiantes de primera generación, estudiantes que trabajan, inmigrantes, padres y veteranos, pueden transformar sus vidas con una...