Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published an edited volume on the ongoing economic crisis in Bangladesh in Bengali.
Riaz’s edited volume examines the economic crisis in Bangladesh
Tag: Department of Politics and Government
Buragas and McClure present Affirmative Action case to Pre-Law Club
The ISU Pre-Law Club hosted a presentation given by Professors Amelia Buragas and Tom McClure on the Supreme Court and affirmative action at its meeting on April 5.
GradBird Appreciation Week, April 2-7
GradBird Appreciation Week coincides with the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGAPS) Graduate-Professional Student Appreciation Week.
International Seminar Series event to focus on labor and human rights, March 29
The next event in the spring 2023 International Seminar Series, The FIFA World Cups of Soccer-Joy and Context, is now open for registration.
Department of Politics and Government to present Terrance Hake’s “Operation Greylord”
The Department of Politics and Government presents “Operation Greylord: Corruption in the Cook County Courts,” featuring Terrance Hake on Wednesday, March 22 from 6-8 p.m. in the Prairie Room at Bone Student Center.
Working elections runs in the family for mother and daughter
At 17, Morgan Taylor had to miss a day of high school to be at the polls at 5 a.m. and get ready for voters.
Student panel discussion analyzes gubernatorial debate
From television and social media ads to direct mail pieces, candidates are campaigning for their respective offices. Debates, too, have been held—the most prominent of which has been for the Illinois governor position.
Stevenson Center’s Lawrence Landfair spends summer internship with Sen. Dick Durbin
Lawrence Landfair recounts his time interning for Senator Richard J. Durbin.
Reproductive Justice series begins, more events scheduled
On Thursday night, ISU students and faculty, and members of the Bloomington-Normal community came together to learn about and discuss questions on reproductive rights and justice.
Professor Hendricks receives the Center for Civic Engagement’s Community Engagement Learning Grant
On August 12, 2022, Professor Mike Hendricks received $195 in funding from the Center for Civic Engagement’s Community Engagement Learning Grant to host 13 guest speakers this fall semester in his graduate seminar in community development.
