Extreme Polarization and Fear of ‘the Other Side’ Poisons Political Discourse, Panelists Say
The good news is Americans dislike political polarization. The bad news is, everyone thinks the…
Department of Political Science
How Campus Outreach Led to a Career Path in Strategic Communications
For John Morin, FCRH ’20, a combination of academic experiences and extracurricular activities helped lay…
Campus Involvement Leads to a Career Path in Higher Education
Finley Peay, FCLC ’20, was, to say the least, an involved member of the Fordham…
Classes to Careers: Class of 2020’s Next Steps in a Pandemic
We spoke with six members of the Class of 2020 about how their Fordham experiences…
Election 2020 Likely to be Chaotic, Says Professor
This fall was always going to be a tumultuous time for the United States thanks…
Fordham-Designed Poll Reveals Attitudes, Inequities Prevalent During COVID-19
When Monika McDermott, Ph.D., met in January with students enrolled in the inaugural cohort of…
Diverse Magazine Names GSE Dean and Political Science Professor Among 2020’s ‘Top 35 Women in Higher Education’
The dean of the Graduate School of Education, Virginia Roach, Ed.D., and associate professor of…
Fordham Mourns the Death of Richard Regan, S.J., Longtime Political Science Professor
Richard J. Regan, S.J., a member of Fordham’s department of political science for 44 years,…
Christina Greer on What’s at Stake in the 2020 U.S. Census
The 2020 U.S. Census began on Tuesday, January 21, in Toksook Bay, Alaska, and by…
Five Decades Later, Debate about Racism Still Resonates
Have Americans actually overcome the poisonous racism that led our ancestors to embrace slavery? Can…