Full jet reconstruction allows to access the parton kinematics over a large energy 
domain and can be used to constrain the mechanisms of energy loss in heavy-ion collisions.
Such measurements are challenging at RHIC, due to the high-multiplicity environment
 created in heavy-ion collisions.
I will review the latest results on full jet reconstruction obtained by the STAR experiment. 
Jet measurements in 200 GeV p+p show that jets are calibrated pQCD probes and provide 
a baseline for jet measurements in Au+Au collisions.
Inclusive differential jet production cross sections and ratios are reported for
 central 200 GeV Au+Au collisions and compared to p+p. I will also present measurements 
of fully reconstructed di-jets at mid-rapidity, and compare spectra and fragmentation 
functions in p+p and central Au+Au collisions.