political science

political science

Political Map

Politically extreme counties may act as magnets, migration patterns suggest

Lee Ann Banaszak, professor of political science and women's, gender, and sexuality studies, joins the Democracy Works podcast this week to discuss her work on the Pennsylvania Redistricting Reform Commission

Professor reflects on effort to create fair congressional maps for Pennsylvania

Ray Block

New faculty members are 'game changers' for political science department

Bob Buckhorn

Liberal arts alumnus reflects on time as Tampa's mayor

Scientific Evidence and Activism

Scientific evidence boosts action for activists, decreases action for scientists

Nearly 60 high school students from five school districts attended the second-annual High School Model United Nations Conference, held Friday, April 12 at Penn State Behrend. The event was sponsored by the college’s Model UN Club.

Penn State Behrend hosts second annual Model UN Conference

Research Unplugged Spring 2019

Research Unplugged speaker series to kick off spring 2019 season April 4

Lee Ann Banaszak

Penn State's Banaszak appointed to governor's commission on redistricting reform

map showing states' legislative influence in 2008

States that heavily invest in legislature more influential in public policy

Student auxiliary officers retrieve volleyball

University Police offers students unique work experience as auxiliary officers

Migration studies image

Using social media to solve social problems

Mugabe head shot

Sole dictator-led countries make tempting target for certain investors

Stephen Cimbala of Penn State Brandywine

45 years at Brandywine: An interview with professor Stephen Cimbala

Penn State shield: A general image used to accompany some pieces of content on Penn State News.

Penn State Behrend hosts first Model UN Conference

Alyssa Gill in the Venture for America Fellowship program

Fellowship helps liberal arts alumna launch social entrepreneurship career

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