06/02/2026
At Commencement, we celebrated
In-Deria, Mya, Joshua, and Karreim, whose journeys represent just a few of the many inspiring stories that make up the Class of 2026. 🎓
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06/02/2026
At Commencement, we celebrated
In-Deria, Mya, Joshua, and Karreim, whose journeys represent just a few of the many inspiring stories that make up the Class of 2026. 🎓
Our 2026 Commencement Ceremony is officially underway 🎓
06/01/2026
🎓 The big day is finally here!
Meet some of our graduating students as they prepare to cross the stage and begin their next chapter.
Highlights from the Graduate Hooding Ceremony, a proud moment for our master’s graduates! 🎓
05/29/2026
3 days until Commencement! 🎓
Meet some of our graduating students!
05/27/2026
5 days until Commencement! 🎓
Meet some of our graduating students! We cannot wait to celebrate with you at Commencement.
05/25/2026
Happy Memorial Day, Bloodhounds!
Today, we honor and remember those who served.
Please note: The campus is closed today.
05/24/2026
Meet John Jay College’s 2026 Salutatorian, Jamella Richmond 🎓
As Student Council President and now Salutatorian, Jamella Richmond leaves behind a legacy of leadership, dedication, and academic excellence at John Jay College. She credits her success to the support of her family, friends, partner, mentors, and the opportunities she found throughout her journey at the College.
Her advice to incoming freshmen:“Get involved! College is what you make of it. You can get your degree and leave, or you can form a network, establish a strong resume, and leave with lasting impacts of your college journey.”
After graduation, Jamella plans to apply to law school as she continues pursuing her goals with confidence and purpose.
05/23/2026
Meet John Jay College’s 2026 Valedictorian, Sophia Manning 🎓
Sophia’s journey is a reminder that resilience, growth, and determination can take you further than you ever imagined.
As she prepares to move back to Colorado after graduation, Sophia hopes to begin a career in direct service roles within the criminal justice field, helping people impacted by the justice system through reentry, restorative justice, alternative sentencing programs, and more.
Her advice to incoming freshmen:
“Take the time to build relationships and rapport with your professors and faculty in your department. The faculty here really wants to see you succeed.”
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