Latinos and Criminal Justice Conference Explores Common Misperceptions
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Who’s Aping Who? Finding Similarities in Human and Animal Behavior
With the debate between science and creationism continuing to simmer in many corners of society, John Jay Professor Nathan H.
New Seasons Bring New Coaches
As the fall 2016 semester gets underway — and with it, the start of new seasons for student athletes — the John Jay College athletics program has added three new head coaches to its 15-sport roster
They Responded, They Served, They Died – and John Jay Remembers
On Sept. 9, John Jay once again paid tribute to the 68 members of the College community who were killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
Newest VP Adds Up
Steven Titan, a Certified Public Accountant and former top official with the College Board, has joined the John Jay executive staff as the new Vice President for Finance and Administration.
All the World’s a Stage, as Students Showcase their Study-Abroad Experience
In late July, nine John Jay students took the stage at the IATI Theater on the Lower East Side to showcase dramatic performances of creative nonfiction pieces conceived and written abroad during th
Welcome to John Jay!
The newest cohort of John Jay freshman and transfer students — the entering class of 2016 —was formally welcomed to the college community at the annual New Student Convocation on Aug.
John Jay Skyrockets to 7th Place Nationwide in 10-Year Research-Grant Increase
The Chronicle of Higher Education’s 2016 Almanac recently listed John Jay College of Criminal Justice 7th among more than 600 universities nationwide in terms of greatest increase in res
John Jay’s New Building Recognized as ‘Overlooked Architectural Masterpiece’
John Jay College’s New Building has once again garnered recognition for its striking design.
New Study Shows John Jay PRISM Program Has Increased Graduation Rates and STEM Careers for Science Majors
New Study Shows John Jay PRISM Program Has Increased Graduation Rates and STEM Careers for Science Majors
College Remembers Top Cop John Timoney (BA ’74)
John F. Timoney, a John Jay alumnus whose distinguished career with the New York City Police Department led to appointments as head of the police forces in Philadelphia and Miami, died Aug.
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