Schlozman published an article about sexual harassment on college campuses in 1991.
Opinions, Editorials
Political Science Department Needs to Adjust Course Requirements
“A possible, temporary solution would be to adjust course requirements.”
Top Story, Academics, News
Political Science Majors Outgrow Faculty Numbers
“We certainly think it is a problem, but not a problem that is insuperable,” said Susan Shell, chair of the political science department.
News, Top Story, Academics
After Increase in Majors, Poli Sci Lets International Studies Courses Satisfy Requirements
“We probably added about 100 majors in the last year or so,” said Kenji Hayao, the director of undergraduate studies for the department. “We don’t have enough seats, essentially.”
Features
Althari Hopes to Score in Public Policy and Global Affairs
After a rejection from the professional team at age 14, Althari carried his passion for soccer from Aspire Academy in Qatar to Boston College.
Features
A Love of Justice: Berry’s Search for Truth and Education
In between raising a two-year-old and writing a book on right-wing nationalism, Matthew Berry teaches a Christian Political Thought class a the political science department’s visiting professor.
News, On Campus
Krause Will Launch New Book About National Movements on Tuesday
Krause’s book was the No. 1 book about nationalism on Amazon in November when it was available for preorder.
Features
Political Science Journal Colloquium Releases First Issue
Colloquium, the political science journal of Boston College, will release its first issue at the end of February.
News, Features
Professor and Student Explore Political and Personal Sides of Syrian Crisis
With over 400,000 deaths in Syria, many of them civilians, political science professor Peter Krause discusses the role of the U.S. in the crisis.
On Campus, News
Political Science Professors Talk Trump’s Next Steps
Kay Schlozman, a political science professor, said that Clinton actually had some odds stacked against her.
