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Congratulations Professor Masterson - Washington Post Interviewee

Please join us in congratulating our own Professor Daniel Masterson for his impactful interview in a September 28th Washington Post article entitled, "1 million people have returned to Syria since fall of Assad, U.N. says." To read Professor Masterson's full interview, visit the article on the Washington Post. 

Making an Impact with a Political Science Degree: Ralph Carmona’s Journey - October 2nd, 2025

APSA Oral History Project with Dr. Pei-te Lien

 Click to view Professor Lien's APSA interview. 

Congratulations to Jerry Cohen for his latest book release!

Between Object and Subject: Studying the Politics of Deportation

Boundless Love - Enduring Legacy of Cedric J. Robinson in Teaching, Research, and Activism

Event Date: Thursday, May 8, 2025 - 4:00pm to 7:00pm

Event Date Details: Panel: 4 - 5:30pm, Reception: 5:30 - 7pm

Night Work and Racialized Social Reproduction

Professor Paul Apostolidis of The London School of Economics and Political Science will deliver a talk entitled, "Night Work and Racialized Social Reproduction," on Monday, May 5th from 12:30-2pm in Henley Hall, Room 1010. 

Local Peace, International Builders: How UN Peacekeeping Builds Peace from the Bottom Up

Join us Thurs, April 30th from 3-5pm in Mosher Alumni Hall at Alumni Hall (2nd floor) for the book launch of Political Science Professor, Will Nomikos. Professor Nomikos' book, Local Peace, International Builders: How UN Peacekeeping Builds Peace from the Bottom Up, highlights a critical pathway through which UN peacekeeping may successfully maintain order in the international system. The findings have clear implications for how we think about international interventions—and how they can be better designed in the future to prevent violence in conflict and post-conflict settings.