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Meet our newest peer advisor Diana Lopez-Silva.

How millions of Iranians who weren't full revolutionaries still helped topple a regime — Professor Arash Davari's new book rethinks what counts as revolutionary action.

Political scientist Timothy R. Johnson says the legal fight over the mail-in voting executive order is far from settled.

IR-Methods tenure-track professor opening at the University of Minnesota.

Political science professor Mark Bell weighs in on what scaling back U.S.–South Korea military exercises signals to allies and adversaries.

Come see us at the Great Minnesota Get-Together! Learn about the programs and people who make liberal arts a world of possibilities. 

CLA graduates are heading overseas to advance their careers in teaching and research, thanks to grants from the Fulbright U. S. Student Program.

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.