May 5, 2022
Op-Ed on the “new right” by Prof. Michael Feola appears in The Washington Post
Prof. Michael Feola’s op-ed in The Washington Post discusses the new right replacing the left’s stranglehold on culture.
The department offers a comprehensive and rigorous program in the discipline of political science, focusing on four of the discipline's traditional subfields: American government, international relations, comparative politics, and political theory.
In a series of introductory, intermediate, and advanced courses, the faculty cover such diverse subjects as electoral and legislative processes, political behavior, and federalism; U.S. foreign policy, international conflict, and European integration; area studies, including politics of Africa, Latin America, Western Europe, Asia, and the Middle East; and, the political thought of the ancient Greeks, Enlightenment thinkers, Modernists, the Founding Fathers, and contemporary theorists.
The department also has a special commitment to teaching law and politics, offering four constitutional law courses, as well as courses on the Supreme Court, law and society, and law and social movements. The department is committed to broad coverage and, at the same time, aims to expose students to the basic intellectual strategies of the discipline.
Prof. Michael Feola’s op-ed in The Washington Post discusses the new right replacing the left’s stranglehold on culture.
Constitutional law scholar Prof. Bruce Murphy will participate in conversation about the Fourth Amendment with the National Constitution Center May 6.
Community activist is one of 58 outstanding students from 53 institutions—and the second in the College’s history—to be named a Truman Scholar.