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Exposure of brothels that catered to the elite spotlights how legal system treats buyers and sellers in sex trade
SCCJ alumni Sam Aronson visits Boston campus sharing his story with students and alums
SCCJ hosts expert panel to discuss emerging challenges in the field of enterprise risk and security
Professor Eric Piza received a more than $800,000 grant from the National Institute of Justice to study officer patrol behaviors
Professor Amy Farrell received a nearly $1 million grant to study human trafficking for criminal exploitation
Stores are locking up everyday goods. Is organized retail theft on the rise?
Northeastern co-ops chase justice, take to the stand during time in U.S. Attorney’s Office
Building Skills to Navigate Emerging Challenges in Enterprise Risk and Security: A Panel Discussion
SCCJ doctoral student wins prestigious American Society of Criminology Award
We spearheaded the state’s 2014 gun law; new legislation can build on it
As students head back to school, should parents worry about shootings? The math says no.
A co-op in the US Attorney's Office: Michael's Story
In Gilgo Beach killings, an arrest bears out a decade-old prediction
US sets a grim milestone with new record for the deadliest six months of mass killings
Why Charles Manson cult member Leslie Van Houten was released from prison 53 years after committing murder
SCCJ Professor and former Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, Judge Roderick Ireland, spotlighted in NYU oral history project
Philadelphia mass shooting suspect posted 'disturbing messages'
Analysis: Mix of impulsivity, access to guns contribute to shootings by American teens
What is happening in Russia? An attempted coup? Is Vladimir Putin’s iron grip loosening?
Congratulations to Professor Cassie McMillan who was awarded a $445,110 grant from The National Institute on Drug Abuse