In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Department of Political Science Blue-ish? How Minnesota historically voted in presidential elections—and why it changed Professor Andrew Karch discusses the history of politics and voting in Minnesota, and the current changes in pockets of the state. Election anxiety: Professor shares advice on contentious 2024 race Professor Howard Lavine speaks on the toll election anxiety can take on one's mental health. Opinion | It's Not Too Early to Begin the Reckoning Christopher Federico, a professor of political science and psychology, is quoted in this New York Times opinion essay. Rash: Take Trump’s threats literally and seriously Ronald Krebs, a professor of political science, is quoted on democracy and balance in this column. What Minnesota's Fifth District Race Reveals About the State of Identity Politics Candidates need to have positions that reflect their communities, says Professor Michael Minta. The economy, Democracy, immigration are concerns for these Black and Latino men Professor Michael Minta discusses the challenges of polling voters of color with MPR. Opinion: Vote for abortion rights Professor Paul Goren discusses how abortion is an important issue to most voters. Kinsella Named a Recipient of UMN's Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Award Congratulations to Professor Helen Kinsella for receiving this prestigious honor! Opinion: The VP debate was civil — Trump is not Howard Lavine, a professor of political science, and Emily Vraga, a mass communications and political psychology professor, are quoted. Celebrating 150 Years of International Students at CLA We celebrate the 150th anniversary of international students at the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts! Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Blue-ish? How Minnesota historically voted in presidential elections—and why it changed Professor Andrew Karch discusses the history of politics and voting in Minnesota, and the current changes in pockets of the state.
Election anxiety: Professor shares advice on contentious 2024 race Professor Howard Lavine speaks on the toll election anxiety can take on one's mental health.
Opinion | It's Not Too Early to Begin the Reckoning Christopher Federico, a professor of political science and psychology, is quoted in this New York Times opinion essay.
Rash: Take Trump’s threats literally and seriously Ronald Krebs, a professor of political science, is quoted on democracy and balance in this column.
What Minnesota's Fifth District Race Reveals About the State of Identity Politics Candidates need to have positions that reflect their communities, says Professor Michael Minta.
The economy, Democracy, immigration are concerns for these Black and Latino men Professor Michael Minta discusses the challenges of polling voters of color with MPR.
Opinion: Vote for abortion rights Professor Paul Goren discusses how abortion is an important issue to most voters.
Kinsella Named a Recipient of UMN's Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Award Congratulations to Professor Helen Kinsella for receiving this prestigious honor!
Opinion: The VP debate was civil — Trump is not Howard Lavine, a professor of political science, and Emily Vraga, a mass communications and political psychology professor, are quoted.
Celebrating 150 Years of International Students at CLA We celebrate the 150th anniversary of international students at the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts!