From the Ashes Shines a Light on the Coal Industry’s Impact

(from left to right) Distinguished Professor of History Gerald Markowitz, President Karol V.

Professor David Brotherton Examines America’s "Deportation Regime"

A couple of years after David Brotherton first arrived to John Jay in 1994, he received a curious invitation from

Alumna Tamykah Anthony-Marston Sets a Powerful Example for Young Superheroes

Alumna Tamykah Anthony-Marston has become a successful scientist since graduating from John Jay in 2015.

President Mason Talks Criminal Justice Reform at The Aspen Institute

John Jay’s President Karol V.

More than 3,700 Students, 58% of Them Women, Are Receiving Degrees from John Jay College of Criminal Justice

On Wednesday, May 30, 2018, John Jay College of Criminal Justice held its largest graduation to date, with over 3,700 students receiving bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the College’s 53rd Commen

John Jay Student Researchers Shine During 2018 Research and Creativity Week

This spring, John Jay students presented original research and projects to fellow students, faculty, and the general public as part of the annual

John Jay is Using Innovative Data Project to Help Boost Graduation Rates

In partnership with DataKind, a non-profit committed to helping social justice leaders use data to increase their impact, John Jay College is taking an innovative approach to improving student grad

More than 3,700 Students Graduate from John Jay College of Criminal Justice on Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Champion of Women’s Rights Rashida Manjoo and Pioneering Criminologist Ronald V. Clarke to Receive Honorary Degrees and Address the Graduating Class