Alumna Dr. Kathleen carterMartinez is a testament to the interdisciplinary power of a John Jay education.

Students fascinated by infamous crimes are likely to enjoy Simon Baatz’s history classes. Baatz has been a professor at John Jay since 2006, where he teaches U.S.

March 20, 2018, New York, NY – Researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice are creating a first of its kind national, open-source database to track shootings on K-12 school grounds

When Dr. Elizabeth Jeglic and Dr. Cynthia Calkins first met as psychology professors at John Jay, they were pleasantly surprised to find that their research interests were remarkably similar.

The legacy of beloved Professor Abby Stein was honored at the fourth annual Abby Stein Memorial Lecture this February.

The John Jay Pre-Law Institute has long been preparing John Jay students from all fields of study for careers in law.

This February, John Jay College celebrated student scholarship winners and thanked the generous donors that made these scholarships possible at the 4th annual Champions of Justice reception.

This spring, Barbara Cassidy, a faculty member in the Interdisciplinary Studies Program, and Bettina Muenster, director of the Office of Student Research and Creativity recruited passionate student

John Jay faculty members Marie-Helen Maras of the Department of Security, Fire and Emergency Management and Adam Scott Wandt of the Department of Public Management recently delivered a series of tr

There’s no denying that Deandra Simon, a junior who plans to pursue a career in law, is a total go-getter.