Political science lecturer emeritus Jeff Rice (Weinberg ’72) was a sophomore at Northwestern at the height of anti-Vietnam ...

Giving a new meaning to the phrase mad scientists, angry researchers, doctors, their patients and supporters ventured out of labs, hospitals and offices Friday to fight against what they call a blitz ...

“Trump’s honeymoon period certainly seems to be showing signs of fraying,” Borick said. “The trend lines on aggregate job approval ratings indicate a modest but real decline in American satisfaction ...

In this sense, “constitutional crisis” is somewhat in the eye of the beholder, scholars emphasize — similar to other terms ...

The Bachelor of Arts Honours program in Political Science provides students with the opportunity for an intensive examination of issues in the field. Political Science may be combined at the Honours ...

The Department of Political Science offers coursework and programs that are unique and innovative, integrating the traditional fields of American government, legal studies, and international relations ...

Musk and other right-wing figures including Andrew Tate have used imagery from the science fiction film, “The Matrix,” to describe the allegedly oppressive political elite.

The Department of Political Science and International Relations is committed to the liberal arts tradition of intellectual curiosity, academic rigor and an interdisciplinary and diverse curriculum.

Word Tips // CC BY-SA 4.0 People in several European countries, meanwhile, are curious about the definition of fascism. Merriam-Webster defines it as “a populist political philosophy ...

The first-ever report summarizing complaints made to the City of Vancouver's auditor general under whistleblower protections says the city should update its code of conduct to define political ...

There is no universal definition of a constitutional crisis -- it is more of a sliding scale than a hard line. However, Fite said one textbook definition is when there arises "a new interpretation ...

Languages: English For generations, it's been taken as something of a political truism in America: young people start out on the left, then slowly move right as they grow older, settle down ...