Crime

Say Her Name – Emily Pike

By Brenda Johnson On January 27, 2025, Emily Pike, a 14-year-old Indigenous girl from the San Carlos Apache Tribe, went missing after leaving her group home in Mesa, Arizona. Her family and community searched desperately, their cries for help met […]
Crime

Pardon, Pardons, and More Pardons

By Brenda Emila Johnson When this administration took office, we expected pardons. We knew they were part of the process—sometimes necessary, sometimes controversial. But 1,500 pardons? That’s not justice. That’s a message. We’ve seen this before. Donald Trump, on his […]
Crime

Dr. Jack S. Monell

Dr. Jack S. Monell is the Faculty Senate Chair and Associate Professor of Justice Studies in the Department of History, Politics and Social Justice.  He instructs a range of courses from Criminology to Juvenile Justice to Social Justice and tackles […]