Five Decades Later, Debate about Racism Still Resonates
Have Americans actually overcome the poisonous racism that led our ancestors to embrace slavery? Can…
Department of Political Science
Peace Efforts That Leave Out Women Will Fail, Says Professor
In 2016, more countries experienced violent conflict than any time in the previous 30 years.…
New Certificate Program to Offer Expertise in Polling
In the run up to national elections, not a day goes by when a poll…
Whitaker Porter, GSAS ’19: Looking to Build Bridges in a Divided Republic
Whitaker Porter was torn. She was graduating from high school and planning to attend college…
Professor’s Research Challenges Gender Assumptions in Survey Design
Zein Murib, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, prefers to go by the pronoun they.…
North Korea Visit More Photo Op Than Summit
The day after a June 12 visit to Singapore for the first ever meeting between…
Professor’s Book: Why Common Core Is Not the Answer
Few topics produce such heated disagreement as education, and no recent policy has been more…
Political Science Student, a Community Board Member, Promotes Youth Civic Engagement
As far back as Justin Westbrook-Lowery can remember, his mother would take him to the…
New Book Tackles Fairness on the Top Court
It seems like a no-brainer: When a sitting Supreme Court justice is presented with a…
Faculty Podcast: A Primer on the 2017 NYC Elections
On Nov. 7, New Yorkers will go to the ballot box and choose a mayor.…