Junior Madeleine Buchholz was looking for a way to make a difference with her interests in law and development. She found it at a U2 concert where she was introduced to the…
“My peers and I were really looking for a space to organize around social justice issues on campus,” says Sonia Neculescu. When they couldn’t find one, they started their own…
Marx, Engels, and Lenin. An award-winning University of Minnesota professor discusses political organization throughout history and how it applies to voters today.
Justice is a fundamental human right. U of M political scientists Lisa Hilbink, Bridget Marchesi, Valentina Salas, and political science undergraduate Monica Delgado are…
Osman Ahmed (BA ‘12) is so glad he didn’t drop Professor Raymond Duvall’s international relations course. He used what he learned from that class in his professional role as a…
When world leaders are forming a national security policy, they may create a narrative—a story—that they use to form their policy. But where do these stories come from, what…