Professor T.Y. Wang, chair of the Department of Politics and Government, published a co-edited volume which examines the critical role that ethnic and national identities play in politics, illustrated by the case of Taiwan.
Ronak Kapadia will present “Outer Views, or Palestine in the Sky: Arab Futurisms, Atmospheric Warfare, and Queer Cosmic Utopias” for QUEERtalks on October 6.
The Stevenson Center has released its full report on Bloomington-Normal racial inequality conducted for Not In Our Town.
Ali Riaz was quoted in a report by the AFP news service about the ongoing crisis of the Rohingya people of Myanmar.
L.J Zigerell published a post in the Washington Post’s political science blog, The Monkey Cage.
Lori Riverstone-Newell presented her latest research at the first brownbag presentation of the semester on September 18.
Ali Riaz of Politics and Government was quoted in the New York Times for his expertise on the Islamist politics of Bangladesh and surrounding areas.
Six students with majors in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) have been named 2017–2018 Bone Scholars.
Jaimie Kent, who earned her MA degree in political science in May 2017, is the winner of Fisher Thesis Competition (Group B, social sciences) of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Ali Riaz of the Department of Politics and Government has been consulted by the international media to offer his perspective on the Rohingya refugee crisis.
