In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Department of Political Science Five CLA Alumni Selected as 2024 Women in Business Honorees Each honoree was selected by the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal as one of the most influential women in the Twin Cities Professor Tanisha Fazal's New Book: Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War Learn more about Professor Fazal's book, its inspiration, and the research process in this Q&A. May 2024 Newsletter May 2024 news and highlights from the Department of Political Science. Larissa Beckman Named APSA Diversity Fellow Congratulations to Larissa, a first-year political science PhD student! Faculty Retirements We say farewell to long-time faculty Scott Abernathy and John Freeman. Brown Revisited: How Supreme Court scholars used A.I. to bring a 70 year old case to life Professor Timothy Johnson interviewed by KARE 11 about the recreation of Brown v. Board of Education Oral Arguments, a project he helped create. Fall Course Offerings That Touch on Middle Eastern Politics, History & Culture The College of Liberal Arts is providing a range of classes in fall 2024 that explore issues related to the ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel. Student Spotlight: Jinhyoung Bang Meet Jinhyoung Bang, a junior majoring in political science. 'The Seeds Had Been Planted. Trump Didn't Do It Himself.' Howard Lavine, professor of political science and political psychology, is quoted in this New York Times opinion piece on authoritarianism in the United States. Student Spotlight: Khoi Phan Meet Khoi Phan, a junior majoring in political science. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Five CLA Alumni Selected as 2024 Women in Business Honorees Each honoree was selected by the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal as one of the most influential women in the Twin Cities
Professor Tanisha Fazal's New Book: Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War Learn more about Professor Fazal's book, its inspiration, and the research process in this Q&A.
Larissa Beckman Named APSA Diversity Fellow Congratulations to Larissa, a first-year political science PhD student!
Brown Revisited: How Supreme Court scholars used A.I. to bring a 70 year old case to life Professor Timothy Johnson interviewed by KARE 11 about the recreation of Brown v. Board of Education Oral Arguments, a project he helped create.
Fall Course Offerings That Touch on Middle Eastern Politics, History & Culture The College of Liberal Arts is providing a range of classes in fall 2024 that explore issues related to the ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel.
'The Seeds Had Been Planted. Trump Didn't Do It Himself.' Howard Lavine, professor of political science and political psychology, is quoted in this New York Times opinion piece on authoritarianism in the United States.