Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Legendary Supreme Court Justice and Champion for Marginalized Groups
This past Friday, crowds of mourners gathered outside the United States Supreme Court several hours after it was announced that Justice...
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A Week in My Life as an Intern for the Department of Defense
As a political science major, I decided to go to Washington D.C. the spring term of my sophomore year to take a break from a regular...
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Why It’s So Dangerous for Mainstream Democrats to Throw The Word “Unity” Around
United with who? Around what ideals?
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Women Who Inspire Me: Anna Zmistowski
Evangelia's final interview in her Women Who Inspire Me Series profiles Anna Zmistowski, a fourth-year political science student at the University of Maine who is dedicated to reforming the Republican Party.
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Women Who Inspire Me : Camryn Hammill
This edition of Evangelia's series, "Women Who Inspire Me", features Camryn Hammill, a second-year student at the University of Maine who is pursuing a degree in Political Science and International Affairs.
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Student Leader Spotlight: Keaton Bergeron
Her Campus at Emmanuel is thrilled to present our Student Leader Spotlight Series, a series of articles featuring student leaders from a...
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Andrew Yang: The Democratic Dark Horse
"He's that guy who wants to give you $1,000 a month!” Since it's bold and unique, Andrew Yang’s Freedom Dividend idea is just about the...
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Study Tips to Start the Semester on the Right Foot
Make sure you start the semester right!
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What's Behind Dolly Parton's Rejection of Feminism?
Parton's rejection of the word "feminist" is indicative of a larger problem in the struggle for women's rights
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4 Podcast Episodes That Explain Women's Rights
Get the scoop on modern women's rights law!
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5 Underrated Spots to Visit in Washington, D.C.
Beat the tourists on the Mall and hit these hot spots instead
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Why Studying Thomas Hobbes Can Help You Understand Modern Political Conflict
Thomas Hobbes purposely named his work after a virtually uncontrollable sea beast, Leviathan , in order to illustrate the consequences of...
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Political Science... Let's Break It Down
So... I'm not going to sit here and write about how my major is so hard and that none of you can possibly understand what I go through. I...
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Bios From the Bench: The First Latina Justice
The third woman on the court — brought to you by Perry Mason, Nancy Drew, and the Bronx
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Bios From the Bench: Was Sandra Day O'Connor the Original, Formidable RBG?
Learn about the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court
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5 Facts That Will Make You Love Ruth Bader Ginsburg More Than You Do Already
Five amazing facts that will leave you, too, crying over this amazing Supreme Court justice
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Who Knows Best — The Elected Official or the People?
Former Philadelphia mayor, Michael Nutter, addresses the question of elected officials as delegates or trustees.
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I Don’t Write About Politics; and I’m a Political Science Major
Being a political science major, I’m constantly learning about the inner workings of politics- how Congress works, what the bureaucracy...
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Meet Jessica Zheng (CAS'22), Senator for CAS Student Government and Proud Feminist Fighting for Free Menstrual Products on Campus
“Don’t be afraid to make mistakes.”
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Dr. Richard Neve: Creating Opportunities for Students
"My biggest hope is what students take away from the classes is a sort of skill set and sense of confidence that no matter what problems they come across or need to deal with after leaving school or even while they’re in school, in civic life, that they feel like they can approach them and get a really solid understanding of what’s going on."
