Throughout this challenging time, John Jay students, faculty, staff, and alumni have remained resilient and focused on the safety of our communities. Understanding that by practicing social...

Recognizing the service, contributions, and sacrifices of our veteran and military service men and women, the Beshar Scholars Military Service Award—established by generous donors Peter and Sarah...

As a kid, Rochelly Mojica ’23, a Human Services and Community Justice major, dreamed of being the first in her family to go to college and graduating with a bachelor’s degree. With help from the CUNY...

The coronavirus pandemic is pushing our country into a mental health crisis. Since the start of the pandemic, the number of people reporting anxiety and depression reached an all-time high in...

Alumnus Kavon B. Lee ’20 has built an impressive public service resume over the last few years. He’s interned for John Jay alumnus and former New York State Assemblyman Marcos A. Crespo ’03. He was...

Voting is democracy in action. Make a plan. Exercise your right to vote. Need more information on the 2020 election? Visit our JJC Rocks the Vote website. It’s election season, and as a College...

Sociology major Lissette Cabral ’21 is doing all she can to help the poor and uplift girls around the world, and she’s doing it all remotely through an internship with The Borgen Project , a national...

“As a mentee in the program, you’ll receive one-on-one support from a mentor who will provide you with resources, a listening ear, and a safe space to feel comfortable in defining who you are.” — Sam...

Recognizing the service, contributions, and sacrifices of our veteran and military service men and women, the Beshar Scholars Military Service Award—established by generous donors Peter and Sarah...

A new report from DCJ’s Research Network on Misdemeanor Justice indicates that, for years, police enforcement of misdemeanor arrests have had a disproportionate impact on people of color Today, as...