Zach Koutsky was featured in Chicago Scholars’ 35 Under 35.
ISU alumnus Zach Koutsky makes Chicago Scholars’ 35 Under 35 list
Unit: Politics and Government
Riaz interviewed about madrasahs
University Professor and Chair of Politics and Government, Ali Riaz, was interviewed by The Daily Star about the integration of religious education into the mainstream education system in Bangladesh.
Students of Politics and Government participate in 2017 University Research Symposium
The Department of Politics and Government was well represented at the 2017 annual University Research Symposium, Friday, March 31, at Redbird Arena.
Rankin awarded Staff Citizenship Award
Erik Rankin is a recipient of the Staff Citizenship Award.
American Democracy Project civic engagement trip
The Washington, D.C., Civic Engagement Study Tour is a great opportunity for everyone interested in learning more about American politics.
Professor Riverstone-Newell featured in WalletHub
Professor Lori Riverstone-Newell was featured in WalletHub.com’s recent piece about states with the best and worst taxpayer return on investment (ROI).
Former prime minister of Norway to present Stevenson Lecture
The Honorable Gro Brundtland, the first female prime minister of Norway and a former director-general of the World Health Organization, will give a talk as part of the Adlai E. Stevenson Memorial Lecture Series.
POL undergrad Cristian Casanova to be Public Health Leader fellow
Cristian Casanova, an undergraduate student of the Department of Politics and Government, recently was accepted into the Public Health Leader Fellows Program.
Crumbaugh, Eimermann, and Hulse Enter CAS Hall of Fame
David G. Crumbaugh, Thomas E. Eimermann, and Carl E. Hulse were inducted into the College of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame following a celebratory breakfast Saturday, March 25. President Larry Dietz, Dean Greg Simpson, students, faculty, alumni, and family and friends of the honorees gathered in the Prairie Room of the Bone student center
Alumna trains to run for public office
Politics and Government alumna Nikita Richards was highlighted in a Huffington Post article for her desire to run for public office.
