Professor Krebs writes about the dangers of nationalist nostalgia.

Associate Professor Cosette Creamer is a scholar in international politics, trade, and law whose life has been filled with experiences that make her an incredible resource for any student interested in these topics.

Monica Delgado, a third-year undergraduate Political Science student, has had experiences that have allowed her to see the implications of her coursework in the real world, including in her own community. From interning at the state legislature, to working with the local Cedar Riverside Partnership, to helping conduct research on judicial systems in Latin America, Delgado’s experiences have given her a perspective on politics that extends far beyond the pages of a textbook.

Quantitative methodology is at the core of how political scientists use data to carry out research and answer the questions that shape our world, through the use of statistical methods and computation. Jane Sumner is a unique voice in this often homogenous field, and since starting as an Assistant Professor this past fall, she’s already making waves.