Our view and understanding of Jupiter’s auroras and magnetosphere are ever-changing as Juno continues to explore these regions in situ with coordinated efforts from Earth-based observatories (e.g., Hubble, Hisaki, Keck). These new measurements have illuminated new and exciting discoveries. Additionally, comparative observations with Juno and previous spacecraft (e.g., Cassini, Galileo, Voyager) help us to understand long-term variations of these systems. This session seeks submissions covering the following: observation and theory of auroral acceleration including wave-particle interactions; auroral phenomenology, magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling; satellite-magnetosphere interactions and associated auroral footprints; plasma sheet dynamics; outer boundary structure and dynamics, and charged particle acceleration and transport. Comparative studies between Jupiter, Saturn, and Earth are also encouraged. This session aims to provide a forum that takes a multidisciplinary approach to furthering our knowledge of Jupiter’s magnetosphere.