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The "Contextualizing the Conflict: Conversations about the Middle East" event was held in McKinnon Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 18.

Four members of ������Ƶ’s faculty discussed current events in politics, education and law at an event marking the 30th anniversary of ������Ƶ’s African and African-American Studies program.

Students are invited to this interactive dialogue on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. in the Moseley Center first floor.

Join the ������Ƶ community on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 9 p.m. on the Moseley Center First Floor to watch the second debate between candidates vying for the Republican nomination.

The Assistant Professor of Political Science and Policy Studies, along with 2023 graduates, Sara Arora and Nicole Cason, recently published a peer-reviewed article describing a form of lobbying they call, “show and tell advocacy.”

Ten individuals nominated by their colleagues were recipients of five annual awards recognizing contributions to teaching, mentoring, scholarship and service.

Join the ������Ƶ community on Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 9 p.m. in the Moseley Center First Floor to watch the debate between seven candidates vying for the Republican nomination.

������Ƶ’s Department of Political Science and Policy Studies has hosted the Pi Sigma Alpha Undergraduate Journal of Politics since fall 2020. Students and faculty will continue editorial oversight of the national political science honor society’s journal for another three-year term through 2026.

In the column, Blake details a number of steps that could help restore faith in the country's democratic institutions.

Reporter Jacqueline Charles talked with Associate Professor of Political Science and Policy Studies Damion Blake for her article that looks at how the country is becoming a "mini-superpower" in the Caribbean.