Syracuse University Political Science

Information about recent changes to immigration and online classes. We value our international students. We will work hard to help you stay and pursue your classes this semester. https://news.syr.edu//impact-of-immigration-and-customs-e/

Nice story about 2019 SU graduate and political science major Daniel Egert. (He talks about how important learning statistics in PSC 202 was to his career!). https://cnycentral.com//former-syracuse-university-rotc-ca

For information on the 2020 Commencement. See this new page: https://www.syracuse.edu/academics/commencement/

Classes resume online this week. We hope that everyone is well and settling into their new routine. Stay home and stay safe.

As of March 13, classes will be shifted to online instruction. Please see details below from Chancellor Syverud. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020 ...Continue reading

A very nice story about one of our excellent political science majors, Andrew Regalado. Be Orange. https://www.syracuse.edu//beorange-andrew-regalado-public/

Have you declared PSC as your major yet? Come to the major fair tomorrow, Feb 14 from 12-2 pm in Life Sciences Atrium and learn all about the PSC major. There will be sweet treats for Valentine’s Day!Have you declared PSC as your major yet? Come to the major fair tomorrow, Feb 14 from 12-2 pm in Life Sciences Atrium and learn all about the PSC major. There will be sweet treats for Valentine’s Day!

Professor development workshop open to all Maxwell Students.

Elizabeth F. Cohen, professor of political science and senior research associate with the Campbell Public Affairs Institute, has written "Illegal: How America’s... Lawless Immigration Regime Threatens Us All," recently published by Basic Books. In the book, Cohen assesses a long history of nativism and anti-immigrant antagonism that she describes as driving forces in U.S. immigration policy, and which began to reemerge during the 1980s.

Professional Development Opportunities.

Happy Lunar New Year to all celebrating. Everyone is invited to a celebration today at 5:15 pm in Slocum Hall.

Celebrating MLK Jr Day. This holiday reminds us of the power of social movements and also that creating major political and social change is not always popular at the time. https://www.newsweek.com/martin-luther-king-jr-was-not-alwa