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Madeleine Buchholz (BA '19) chose political science hoping to make the world a better place. After exploring a variety of positions, she has found meaning in campaigns.

Professor Michael Minta discusses how some Republican voters have been alienated.

"The Authoritarian Divide," co-authored by Christopher Federico, has been named a Book of the Day by the New Books Network.

What started in 1984 as a review of Robinson's work has been transformed into a new book.

Professor August Nimtz writes about the United States' 250th anniversary.

Professor Tim Johnson breaks down what today's Supreme Court rulings reveal.

With the support of the Social Science Research Grant, Professor Mark Bell will examine how easy it is to send signals within the context of extended nuclear deterrence.

Political science professor Mark Bell was interviewed about the potential nuclear-weapons program.

We know Americans are politically polarized, but are we measuring it all wrong? Christopher Federico and Nicolas Campos introduce the Affective Polarization Scale (APS) to…

Political Science professor Howard Lavine is quoted in this CNN story.