To continue our celebration of Black History month, and in anticipation of our 29th Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast , we spoke with the recipients of the Malcolm/King Award. Their success serves as an...

To continue our celebration of Black History month, and in anticipation of our 29th Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast , we spoke with the recipients of the Malcolm/King Awards. Their success serves as an...

New York, NY, Jan. 21 – Karol V. Mason, President of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, today announced that Seth Freed Wessler of Type Investigations , and Hannah Dreier of ProPublica are the...

If you want to know what someone is made of, watch how they rise after falling. Anthony Sambula ’01, the recipient of the T-Mobile Supplementary Scholarship for Veterans, faced many hurdles serving...

To continue our celebration of Black History month, and in anticipation of our 29th Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast , we spoke with the recipients of the Malcolm/King Award. Their success serves as an...

As an evolutionary biologist and author of such books as Not So Different: Finding Human Nature in Animals and Human Errors: A Panorama of Our Glitches, From Pointless Bones to Broken Genes , Nathan...

To continue our celebration of Black History month, and in anticipation of our 29th Malcolm/King Awards Breakfast , we spoke with the recipients of the Malcolm/King Award. Their success serves as an...

“We hope that this research will get us closer to gender justice by educating, engaging, and fostering a consortium of students, faculty, public service practitioners, and community members...

“When the team trains in New York they swim in a 25-yard pool, but in Puerto Rico, their training occurs in a 50-yard pool as well as the ocean.” —Brandon Fieland, Assistant Athletics Director for...

(New York, NY) – Despite dramatic declines in marijuana possession arrests from their peak years for New York City and “Upstate Cities,” the numbers and rates of arrests remained higher in 2017 than...