Julie Webber presented her research on modern mass shootings in the United States and other countries at the department brown bag lunch on Wednesday, March 21.
Webber presents at department brown bag
Unit: Politics and Government
Mock trial team ends season in down-to-the wire battle
The Illinois State University mock trial team missed advancing to the National Championship Tournament by one point in the last round of the national semifinals.
Unraveling the tapestry of religion and politics: Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz sheds lights on rise of extremism
Distinguished Professor of Politics and Government Ali Riaz’s studies and work had carried him across Bangladesh, Hawaii, Singapore, and London, before he found a home at Illinois State University.
Professor Lane Crothers presents at department brown bag
On Wednesday, March 7, Professor Lane Crothers presented an update to his research project titled, Rage on the Right: The American Militia Movement from Ruby Ridge to Homeland Security.
Redbird media: Latest books from ISU faculty and staff
Here are the latest books by Illinois State faculty and staff.
Riaz publishes new book
Illinois State Distinguished Professor of Politics and Government Ali Riaz has published a new book, Undying Issues: Critical Debates about Contemporary Challenges.
Brunk named a 2018 Newman Civic Fellow
Kate Brunk, a graduate student at Illinois State University, has been named a Newman Civic Fellow with Campus Compact, a national non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education.
NPR quotes Webber on student protests
Professor Julie Webber was recently featured on NPR Illinois, The 21st Show to discuss student protests in Illinois.
Professor Palmer presents at Politics and Government Brown Bag
Does personality shape political ambition? If so, how? These are the questions guiding the latest research of Carl Palmer, assistant professor of Politics and Government.
Webber featured in the Chicago Tribune
Julie Webber talked to the Chicago Tribune on February 22 about students’ passionate political response to the most recent school shooting in Florida.
