Political science

UChicago Press awards top honor to Lisa Wedeen for ‘Authoritarian Apprehensions’ Lisa Wedeen speaks during a May 17 reception for the Laing Award at the David Rubenstein Forum

UChicago Press awards top honor to Lisa Wedeen for ‘Authoritarian Apprehensions’

Prof. Cathy Cohen to deliver 2022 Ryerson Lecture on race and vulnerability Cathy Cohen

Prof. Cathy Cohen to deliver 2022 Ryerson Lecture on race and vulnerability

UChicago student awarded Carnegie fellowship to conduct U.S. foreign policy research in Washington Adele Malle sits on the UChicago campus

UChicago student awarded Carnegie fellowship to conduct U.S. foreign policy research in Washington

Does the filibuster enhance debate in the Senate? New research says no A view of the U.S. Capitol building at sunset, with trees in the foreground

Does the filibuster enhance debate in the Senate? New research says no

UChicago political scientist Susan Stokes named Carnegie Fellow Saieh Hall reflected in the window of Pick Hall on the University of Chicago campus

UChicago political scientist Susan Stokes named Carnegie Fellow

From the Quad to Congress: Rep. Andy Kim explains why public service is ‘a way of life’ Andy Kim and family

From the Quad to Congress: Rep. Andy Kim explains why public service is ‘a way of life’

The lasting impact of Trump’s attempts to challenge the 2020 election results Trump Tweet

The lasting impact of Trump’s attempts to challenge the 2020 election results

How will President-elect Joe Biden change U.S. foreign policy? Two miniature figures shaking hands over China

How will President-elect Joe Biden change U.S. foreign policy?

Why the presidential race isn’t the only election worth watching DC Capitol building with flag

Why the presidential race isn’t the only election worth watching

What spurs a protest? Photo of a protest, from the cover of the Argentinian version of "Why Bother?" by Susan Stokes

What spurs a protest?