The decision to take online classes came easy for Shazad Hussain ’21. “I knew my semester was going to be extremely busy. It was going to be tough to juggle in-person classes, my job, and an...

Right now, the world might feel chaotic, but alumna Mayuri Saxena’s story could give us all the confidence and inspiration we need to overcome any new challenges that come our way. When Saxena ’13...

As our community prepares to transition to a new distance-learning model, we reached out to John Jay students who’ve already successfully completed John Jay classes online. These students have...

Normally, Gabriella Alcindor ’20 would get up at 7:00 a.m. to travel from Rosedale, Queens to Manhattan to tackle her six classes at John Jay College. Now, with the challenges our City faces with the...

The 2020 Census count has officially started and it’s imperative that everyone be counted. To underscore the importance of participating in the 2020 Census, John Jay College hosted Census 101:...

John Jay’s Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast is the longest running John Jay program on campus, and on February 28, our community celebrated the 30th Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast with one of our country...

Is America ready for prison reform? That was the central question at the 15th annual John Jay/Harry Frank Guggenheim Symposium on Crime in America on February 20 and 21. The two-day event shined a...

“The commitment to social and criminal justice here at John Jay is palpable. Everyone at the College is working to make society better.” —Assemblyman Robert Rodriguez At John Jay College, commitment...

Considered a pioneer in chronicling life on the border, journalist Alfredo Corchado was recognized as this year’s Justice Media Trailblazer award recipient on February 20. The accolade, given...

As a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) with a nearly 50 percent Latinx student population, John Jay College knows how important it is for our students to see themselves reflected in our programming...