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MA student runs for Green Party

Victoria Galea, MA in International Relations student, secures Green Party nomination for Hamilton West Ancaster Dundas

Examining the role of internet access and support for same-sex marriage

McMaster Political Scientist Michelle Dion's research on new media & LGBT rights has been recognized internationally with the Carlos Monsiváis Award for the ...

Promising new cholesterol medicine raises drug cost questions

The Department of Political Science's Dr. Katherine Boothe appeared on the CTV National News on March 17 to discuss the policy implications of an expensive new ...

The Trump Talks: Free Public Lecture Series

Join experts from McMaster University as they discuss “The Trump Effect” in national and international politics, racism and resistance, women’s rights, and ...

The militarization of law enforcement agencies – new article!

Political Science doctoral candidate Khaled Al-Kassimi, discusses the terrorizing pedagogy found in the militarization of law enforcement agencies in the U.S. ...

Arriving in Canada 'one of the happiest moments of my life'

Fourth-year Political Science student, Galindo tells his story of starting a new life in Canada.

Research in Progress Seminar (RIPS)

Dr. David B. McDonald, March 9 - Whose reconciliation? Conflating Liberal Multiculturalism and Civil Rights Frames on the Road to Transformative Reconciliation ...

Research in Progress Seminar (RIPS)

Join us for a panel on recently published books by Drs. Inder Marwah, Peter Nyers and Robert O'Brien - Thursday, March 5 at 2:30pm

How Cambodia’s prime minister rigged an election

Hun Sen and the Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) won a recent landslide victory in the Southeast Asian country. Political Science Professor Netina Tan and MA ...

Professor Netina Tan warns against new anti-fake news laws in Asia

Political Science Professor, Dr. Tan, shows how false information can sway elections and how social media can make the situation worse.