The call for greater police reform is everywhere these days, and everyone has a different perspective on the issue, from activists to police practitioners to politicians. John Jay College Associate...

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

When he first immigrated to the United States from Sarande, Albania at 18 years old, alumnus and current graduate student Peter Mets ’20 didn’t have any family or friends that he could rely on, he...

“It’s so important for us Latinos to know that our stories are worthy of being told. Our stories matter.” — Angela Abreu Alumna Angela Abreu ’03 is on a mission to change the literary landscape. As...

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Like many of her John Jay peers, alumna and graduate student Natalia Ahn ’21 has spent the last few months working to help members of her community make it through the coronavirus pandemic. “Since...

This year marks the 19th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks. Even as we find ourselves in a distance-learning environment, the John Jay College community still found a way to come...

Interested in learning more about New York City’s efforts to promote economic growth and social justice for women, girls, and marginalized communities? Join us on September 22 when John Jay’s Women...

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...