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News about UB’s political science programs, and related insight into politics. (see all topics)

Media Advisory: Refugees, migrants the focus of events in memory of Alison Des Forges
4/7/16
Experts from Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International will be among presenters at the symposium at UB.
Islam will be the focus of scholarly events at UB
4/5/16
Highlights include a student panel titled, ‘Muslim Students’ Experiences in the U.S.’
After Super Tuesday, don鈥檛 discount the underdogs just yet, UB political scientist says
3/2/16
The stakes are far too high to count Trump's Republican rivals out just yet, says James Campbell.
UB hosts second Elect Her to raise the low number of women in politics
2/25/16
To address the gender disparity in politics, the University at Buffalo will for the second year host Elect Her, a daylong program that encourages and trains college women to run for student government and future political office.
UB experts can discuss the implications of Justice Antonin Scalia鈥檚 death
2/16/16
Political conflict has exploded over whether President Obama should attempt to replace Scalia in an election year, and whether the Senate should consider the president’s choice.
Talk by University at Buffalo political scientists explores realities of political polarization
2/10/16
Political divisions in American politics are deep and real, yet the idea persists that America is a moderate nation and that most Americans are moderates, according to two UB political scientists.
New Hampshire was a double-win for Trump as GOP field remains crowded, UB political scientist says
2/10/16
Marco Rubio is still the candidate most likely to unify the Republican party and secure the nomination in November, says James Campbell.
After Iowa, it鈥檚 establishment (Rubio) vs. outsiders (Cruz/Trump) and will the GOP get its way, UB political scientist says
2/2/16
The real winner in Iowa was Marco Rubio, says UB's Jacob Neiheisel. And he is likely to have success in New Hampshire, too.
Cruzin鈥� to victory? UB professor鈥檚 research influences Ted鈥檚 campaign
1/27/16
The Ted Cruz campaign points to research from UB's James Campbell that looks at the impact of swing voters.
Trump supporters rally around him even more with each attack thrown his way, UB political scientist says
12/11/15
Criticism from the opposite party, or media, creates a backlash effect, says UB's Jacob Neiheisel.

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