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Professor Jennifer Mitzen Publishes New Book

Congratulations to Professor Jennifer Mitzen for her recent book publication, POWER IN CONCERT: The Nineteenth-Century Origins of Global Governance. It was published this fall by Chicago University…

Erin McAuliffe

Political Science Major Awarded DAAD-EMGIP Bundestag Internship Scholarship

Political Science major, Erin McAuliffe was awarded the DAAD-EMGIP Bundestag Internship Scholarship where she was one of three interns working for the German Parliament for the 2013 summer. Having…

Ben McKean

The Department Welcomes Professor Ben McKean

Professor McKean’s undergraduate career ended up having significant influence on where he is now as a new professor in the department of political science.  He began his interest in…

Donkey & Elephant, Democrat & Republican mascots, boxing.

What Do You Think of Partisan Politics?

During a Bipartisan Policy Center town hall last week, the Politics, Society, and Law Scholars worked with OSU Communications to arrange interviews with students to get their opinion on the…

Former Political Science Major, Andre Banks, Returns to Speak About ALL OUT

Please join us for ALL OUT, a special event on LGBT issues around the world featuring Andre Banks. Andre Banks, an alumnus of The Ohio State University (Honors program, class of 2000), is the co…

Corrine McConnaughy

Corrine McConnaughy Chosen as Contributor for Monkey Cage Blog on Washington Post

The popular political science and politics blog, The Monkey Cage, has now made its official transition to the Washington Post and Professor Corrine McConnaughy has made the move with them.  She…

John Mueller is Awarded Converse Book Award

Professor John Mueller was awarded the honor of the Philip E. Converse Book Award from APSA’s Elections, Public Opinion & Voting Behavior Section for his book War, Presidents, and Public Opinion …

Two Political Science Faculty Help Organize COMPAS Fall Conference

Michael Neblo, the Coordinator of the COMPAS program in the Center for Ethics and Human Values and Eric MacGilvray, the co-leader of the Democratic Governance Group in the Center for Ethics and Human…

Dustin Carnahan

Grad Student Spotlight: Dustin Carnahan

Dustin Carnahan is a PhD Candidate in American Politics with a research focus on political communication, public opinion, campaigns and elections, and research methods. His dissertation, titled …