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Noah Cassil ’27 received the inaugural 2025 Campus Vote Project Distinguished Democracy Fellow Award for…
Two of Susquehanna University’s political science students learned about the inner workings of the federal…
Political science and public policy major Noah Cassil ’27 spent his summer immersed in community…
Susquehanna University’s Fernando Dysico ’26 has been selected to participate in Asia Youth International’s Model…
Jonathan Ulicny ’27 won Susquehanna University’s annual Gene R. Urey Memorial Scholarship competition, which awards…
Maggie Bachman ’26 has been honored by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge with a…
Fernando Dysico ’26 Some of Susquehanna University’s political science students participated in two European Union simulations during the…
New research from Susquehanna University’s Rolfe Peterson, associate professor of political science, takes a closer look at…
Political science major Noah Cassil ’27 spent his summer immersed in all things political —…
‘Transformative and Impactful’ Career Inspired by Service Overseas Supervisory Special Agent Julie Stansfield ’95 Cabus says…
Layren McDannold ’23 has been awarded the Anne Wexler Scholarship in Public Policy from the…
William “Jay” Bosanko, deputy archivist of the United States, will deliver the keynote address at…
Though summer may be the prime time for college students to complete an internship, valuable…
Two Susquehanna University students were awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, enabling them…
Judge Abigail Myers ’01 LeGrow was confirmed as a Delaware Supreme Court justice by the…
Teagan Duffie ’24 is leaning on his interdisciplinary coursework as he transitions from two internships…
Research from Susquehanna University’s Department of Political Science takes a closer look at opinions surrounding…
Each year at Susquehanna University, two of the university’s top political science and legal studies…
When Emily Eck ’20 finally arrived in Japan in September after a yearlong pandemic-related delay,…
J.C. Watts Jr., former Republican congressman, minister, retired professional football player and current chairman of…
J.C. Watts Jr., former Republican congressman, minister, retired professional football player and current chairman of…
Alexandra Angelopoulos ’22, a history major and political science minor, has been accepted into the…
After their time at Susquehanna was abruptly cut short by the onset of the Covid-19…
Susquehanna University announced faculty awards for teaching, research and advising at its 163rd commencement. Faculty awards…
Two Susquehanna University professors have a simple way to convince Americans to become vaccinated against…
As the 2020 presidential election draws closer, Nicholas Clark and Rolfe Peterson, both associate professors…
When his summer internship came to a grinding halt because of the COVID-19 pandemic, John…
New research from Susquehanna University’s Rolfe Peterson, assistant professor of political science, explores attitudes toward…
Nicholas Clark, associate professor and chair of the Department of Political Science at Susquehanna University,…
Four Susquehanna University students have been named Stanford University Innovation Fellows. Among 360 students from 90…
Susquehanna University, in collaboration with the Borough of Selinsgrove and Snyder County Libraries, will host…
New research from Susquehanna University political scientist Rolfe Peterson finds that personality traits known as…
Three Susquehanna University professors have been awarded an $83,820 grant from the National Endowment for…
A chance meeting as a first-year student opened the door to a fantastic internship for…
Chris Ellis, associate professor of political science, Bucknell UniversityChris Ellis, a political science scholar, will…
Two Susquehanna University students spent their summers as Cultural Vistas Fellows, completing an eight-week, international…
Lauren BurkhartOur political science students are gaining valuable insights into the inner workings of government…
Discrepancy May Lead to Misinformed Gubernatorial Voting New research from Nicholas Clark, associate professor of political…
Majoring in Italian gave Alexander Beale ’15 a chance to connect with his mother’s culture. “I…
Forty-five Susquehanna University students recently returned from Oklahoma from the National Conference on Undergraduate Research…
Two Susquehanna University students have been chosen as Cultural Vistas Fellows, which allows them to…
Some of Susquehanna’s political science students spent two weeks participating in a simulation that had…
Darren Hamric is admittedly terrified of many things. It is interesting, then, that he chose…
Since the day she first entered Susquehanna University, Jacqueline Keenan ’16 aspired to become a…
Katherine Allebach believes so strongly in the mission of Girl Scouts that she is melding…
Studying political science and philosophy is helping to pave the way to a career as…
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