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Apr 2026
Winning feels good. Does it change how we feel about democracy?
Emotions are unlikely to sway whether people are satisfied with democracy, according to new study Politics are rife with emotions. But聽new research from the 快猫短视频聽suggests emotions alone may
Apr 2026
April 2026 MPA Student of the Month: William Gordon
William Gordon is a Master of Public Administration student at the 快猫短视频 in his final semester of the program. He earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science and
Mar 2026
Make China Great Again: How Online Fiction Reveals the Politics of a Digital Era
What do time travel, online fiction, and Chinese politics have in common? In聽Make China Great Again: Online Alt鈥慔istory Fiction and Popular Authoritarianism, newly released by Columbia University Press, 快猫短视频 professor
Mar 2026
When Courts Protect Democracy: Why Judicial Review Still Matters
Contemporary debates about democracy have increasingly聽focused on聽the role of courts, prompting renewed questions about the function of judicial review in modern democratic systems.聽 聽Judicial review鈥攖he power of courts to聽strike down聽laws
Mar 2026
When Ava Gilbert first began learning American Sign Language, it wasn鈥檛 for a class or a credit鈥攊t was for connection. Her journey started in high school, inspired by a friend
Mar 2026
March 2026 MPA Student of the Month: Julia Straka
Julia Straka is a Master of Public Administration student in her final semester. She graduated summa cum laude from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and
Feb 2026
Remembering Dr. Igor Khripunov
Dr. Igor Alekseevich Khripunov of Athens, Georgia, passed away on February 10, 2026, at Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital, surrounded by his family. Born on May 26, 1946, in Moscow, Russia,
Feb 2026
When The Politics of the Presidency first appeared in print forty years ago, John Maltese was still a graduate student. He had no idea that he would eventually help steward
Feb 2026
Crises, War, and Diplomacy: Understanding the Decisions That Shape History
What drives nations to the brink of war鈥攁nd what pulls them back? In聽Crises, War, and Diplomacy, published by Cambridge University Press, Professors John A. Vasquez and Andrew Owsiak tackle these
Feb 2026
Assistant professor uses data to improve well-being
At first glance, Ishtiaque Fazlul鈥檚 research portfolio looks like a patchwork quilt: Affordable Care Act coverage, AP test subsidies, effects of long COVID, child marriage policy, maternal health chatbots and
