Can Our Political System Be Saved?
Can out political system be saved? Many people across the United States have been asking themselves this question as they’ve watched extreme rhetoric and actions crowd out civil discourse and […]
Tag Archives: political science
Educating a New Electorate
The U.S. presidential election is still half a year away, but it’s been on the minds of DePaul students and faculty since at least the fall quarter. Students have also […]
Alumnus Resolves Conflicts on the Ground
By Melissa Smith 2008 in Afghanistan saw the deadliest suicide bombing of the war, the Sarposa prison raid by the Taliban that freed nearly 1,000 prisoners and the bombing of […]
Making the Most of My Senior Year
Political science major Vanessa Cadavillo is DePaul’s Student Government Association president for the 2015-16 academic year. In the essay below, she discusses some of her favorite DePaul memories and experiences, […]
Award-winning Speech Honors MLK Jr.
Undergraduate Jalen Hamilton, a political science major with a minor in creative writing, is the 2015 winner of DePaul’s the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Student Speech Contest. On […]
