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Prof. Jenkins new edited volume, Deconstructing India’s Democracy: Essays in Honour of James Manor, has been published by Orient BlackSwan Press.

Jenna Salem (’27), has won the Jeannette K. Watson Fellowship for 2025.

Prisha Rao, has won the Critical Language Scholarship to study Mandarin in Taiwan this summer.

Ariana Ahmed (’23), has won the Schwarzman Scholarship to study at Tsinghua University next year!

Please follow the link below for Prof. Charles Tien's published prediction for the upcoming US Congressional elections based on the current ...

Assistant Professor of Political Science Zhihang Ruan won the best dissertation prize from APSA’s Class and Inequality.

Leah Christiani, Nathan J. Kelly, and Jana Morgan examine what happens when white Americans are directly given information about structural ...

Professor Robyn Marasco won the Okin-Young Prize given annually by APSA for the best article in feminist political theory for her piece,  “The ...

Congratulations to Hunter Political Science Major, Jennelle Ohene-Agyei, for winning the prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship.

Hunter student, Maya Wong, recently presented at the Student Conference on US Affairs at West Point.

Daniel Iskhakov's article, "“Mandatory Arbitration in Employment: Precedents and Potential Solutions,” has been published in the Columbia ...

Professor Erin Mayo-Adam has just won the Henry Wasser Award for Outstanding Research for Assistant Professors in CUNY for 2023. This is a ...

Hunter College's Professor Cynthia Roberts led the panel on nuclear strategy at the recent conference at Columbia University on today’s ...

The conference is held annually at West Point. Two of our students, Jacob Haigh and Julian Reich, participated and presented papers at the ...

Prof. Charles Tien and Michael Lewis-Beck have an article on The Crystal Ball forcasting the 2022 Midterm Elections: Forecasting 2022 Using the ...

Prof. Schwedler's new book, Protesting Jordan: Geographies of Power and Dissent has recently be published by Stanford University ...

The Italian edition of Prof. Schram's Disciplining the Poor (with new essays included) has now been ...

Congrats to Dave Basnet from the Political Science department on being named a Rhodes Scholar! You can read about it at the links below: Hunter ...

SCUSA is a four-day conference in which students work with scholars and practitioners to develop policy proposals that address important topics ...

Former student John Harden's article "All the World’s a Stage: US Presidential Narcissism and International Conflict" was just recently published ...

Professor Schram will be on C-SPAN, Sunday July 24 from 9-10am. Priority: Informational The segment will begin with about 20 minutes of ...