New York, NY, December 22, 2016 – Currently, when a deceased human is discovered, the forensic techniques for estimating time elapsed since death are not very precise. However, in a new study...

December 13, 2016, New York, NY – The Misdemeanor Justice Project (MJP) at John Jay College of Criminal Justice released a report today on individuals admitted to the custody of New York City...

John Jay College of Criminal Justice mourns the passing of Jack Rudin, a trustee emeritus of the John Jay College Foundation, who died Dec. 4 at the age of 92. President Jeremy Travis noted: “Jack...

I am honored to have joined with hundreds of college and university presidents nationwide, including seven of my City University colleagues, in signing a statement in support of the Deferred Action...

A national search for the next president of John Jay College of Criminal Justice of The City University of New York has begun. The next leader will build upon the legacy of Jeremy Travis, John Jay’s...

As the just-concluded presidential election campaign underscored, there are few issues more contentious than that of immigration, and Stephanie Delia (B.A. ’02), a staff attorney with the CUNY...

Ben Lapidus, chair of the Department of Art and Music and an associate professor of music at John Jay College, has been awarded the Latin Jazz USA Lifetime Achievement Award, joining the ranks of the...

Senior Kaitlin Hicks, captain of the John Jay women’s cross-country team, ran her final conference race for the Bloodhounds in fine style on Sunday, Oct. 30, as she dominated a field of 80 runners to...

In this time of national turmoil and division, I wish to reaffirm John Jay College’s commitment to building and sustaining just societies through fostering an inclusive and diverse community. We...

Phillip Atiba Goff, the recently appointed Franklin A. Thomas Professor in Policing Equity, delivered his first lecture in that role on Oct. 20, speaking eloquently and earnestly on “Justice as a...