Political Science News
Recent News Stories
- The Bridge: Campus News
For Zach Roper ’26, election experience was hard to beat
Read “For Zach Roper ’26, election experience was hard to beat”The Carthage political science student made a strong run for public office, knocking on thousands of doors in the race for a Wisconsin Assembly seat.
Past News Stories
- The Bridge: Campus News
Model United Nations wins two awards at Chicago conference
Read “Model United Nations wins two awards at Chicago conference”Twenty-six Model United Nations students traveled to Chicago to compete in the American Model United Nations (AMUN) Conference.
- The Bridge: Campus News
Braver Angels pairs still needed at the polls Oct. 5
Read “Braver Angels pairs still needed at the polls Oct. 5”Volunteer at the polls with Braver Angels to share a message about bridging the political divide.
- The Bridge: News for Students
Explore the role of tourism in Cuba during J-Term 2025: Info session Sept. 19
Read “Explore the role of tourism in Cuba during J-Term 2025: Info session Sept. 19”There are a few spots open for our 2025 study tour to Cuba. Learn about the study tour during an information session.
- The Bridge: News for Students
Attend the Political Science Department’s welcome gathering Sept. 18
Read “Attend the Political Science Department’s welcome gathering Sept. 18”Everyone is welcome to attend the Political Science Department’s beginning-of-the-year gathering on Wednesday, Sept. 18.
- The Bridge: News for Students
Attend a Q&A with Susan Crawford Sept. 12
Read “Attend a Q&A with Susan Crawford Sept. 12”Susan Crawford is a Emeritas professor of Law at Harvard Law School and former special assistant to President Obama for science, technology, and innovation.
- The Bridge: News for Students
MUNday Welcome Party: Learn about the Model United Nations TODAY
Read “MUNday Welcome Party: Learn about the Model United Nations TODAY”We in the Model United Nations (MUN) strive to better understand international politics.
