The Power of Internships: Erica O’Sullivan ’22 Empowers Women in Cameroon in a Virtual International Internship

During her last year of graduate school at John Jay College, Erica O’Sullivan ’22 wanted to find an opportunity to serve others and experience something life-changing, but she worried about finding...

John Jay College’s HSI Opportunities Promote Educational Equity and Academic Excellence

As a proud Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), John Jay College continues to enrich the lives of our Latinx students by: creating a diverse and inclusive campus environment, closing in on the equity...

John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Named 2021 Hsi Leader By Fulbright Program

One of 35 Institutions Recognized Nationally (New York, NY) -- John Jay College of Criminal Justice is proud to be named a 2021 Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) Leader by the Fulbright Program in...

Kevin Nadal Named Distinguished Professor At John Jay College Of Criminal Justice

10 th Current Professor, 1 st Asian-American at John Jay (New York, NY)— John Jay College of Criminal Justice Professor Kevin L. Nadal was named to the title of Distinguished Professor in recognition...

John Jay College Awarded $4.77 Million Grant To Expand Hispanic-Serving Institution Pipeline For Stem Education

Partnership with Queensborough Community College and Borough of Manhattan Community College Monday, October 25, 2021 (New York, NY) – Recognizing John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s commitment to...

Latinx Celebration: John Jay Alumnus Hernán Carvente-Martinez ’15 Wins 2021 Reebok Human Rights Award for $100,000

As a proud Hispanic-Serving Institution, and in honor of Latinx Heritage Month, John Jay College is recognizing the vital contributions Latinx people have made to our country and our society through...

Behind the Badge: Adjunct Assistant Professor Alfred S. Titus, Jr., Retired NYPD Homicide Detective and Hostage Negotiator

Since its inception, John Jay College has been an institution proud to educate public safety leaders in law enforcement, fire suppression, and emergency medical services. Every day, these brave...

John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Ranks In Hispanic Outlook On Education’s Top 100 Colleges And Universities For Hispanics

#1 for Law Enforcement Enrollment, #37 for Bachelor’s Degrees (New York, NY)-- John Jay College of Criminal Justice was ranked #1 in the nation by Hispanic Outlook on Education magazine for enrolling...

Professors Maria J. D'Agostino and Nicole M. Elias Rebrand the Women in the Public Sector to the Initiative for Gender Equity in the Public Sector

Department of Public Management professors Maria J. D’Agostino, Ph.D., and Nicole M. Elias, Ph.D., are committed to advancing gender equity through public service and public policy research. In 2013...

Latinx Celebration: John Jay’s Modern Languages Program Motivates Alumna Melanie Chiluisa ’20 to Become an Educator

John Jay Professor Heath Brown and Howard University Professor Niambi Carter Set Their Sights on Helping MSI Professors Publish Their Manuscripts

John Jay Associate Professor of Public Policy, Heath Brown, Ph.D., and Howard University Associate Professor of Political Science, Niambi Carter, Ph.D., are teaming up to level the playing field for...

Latinx Celebration: Yahira Judith Islas ’23 Gets An In-Depth Education on Latinx History in Latin American and Latinx Studies Courses

Behind the Badge: Alden Foster ’12, NYPD Director of Youth Services and Community Engagement

Since its inception, John Jay College has been an institution proud to educate public safety leaders in law enforcement, fire suppression, and emergency medical services. Every day, these brave...

New Toolkit Offers Prosecutors Crucial Opportunities for a Less Punitive, More Effective Response to Drug Offenses and Related Policy Approach

October 6,   2021  (New York, NY)  – As overdose deaths reach  historic heights,  global health organization Vital Strategies  and the  Institute for Innovation in Prosecution  at John Jay College of...

Latinx Celebration: Eugene Gonzalez-Lopez Ph.D. ’12, ’14 Went from Living in a Shelter to Earning his Doctorate with the help of PRISM and SEEK

Latinx Celebration: Alumna María Vanessa Maldonado ’17 Credits Spanish Courses at John Jay with Setting Her Up for a Successful Career as a NYS Certified Court Interpreter

Latinx Celebration: George Aponte’s ’25 Pride in the Latinx Community Deepens During the Pandemic

Latinx Celebration: Sarah Argüelles ’23 Finds Understanding and Support in ¡Adelante! and the Honors Program

Racehorse Named John Jay to Help Raise Funds for College’s Food Pantry

Down at the Dutch Racing Stable in New Jersey, a two-year-old colt (a young male horse) named John Jay is starting a new training routine in hopes of one day becoming a champion racehorse. The colt’s...

Latinx Celebration: Stefany Quiroz ’24 Values John Jay’s Role as a Hispanic-Serving Institution and the Support it Gives to Latinx Students

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