UNC Political Science congratulates Timothy Ryan and Marc Hetherington for their latest publication in Science Advances! The article, “Counter-stereotypical messaging and partisan cues: Moving the needle on vaccines in a polarized United States,” is coauthored with an interdisciplinary team that includes this … Read more
Listen Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-another-politics-podcast/id1496412542?i=1000617839786 As the Supreme Court debates whether to end affirmative action, concerns about the power of implicit racial bias to shape who gets ahead in America are as salient as ever. But what do we know about the … Read more
Congratulations to all of our winners from our Annual Department End of Year Awards Reception last night! Our winners are listed below. Also, a big congratulations to our entire department for another successful school year!!! PoliSci truly does have the … Read more
With Cameron Ballard-Rosa, Frank Baumgartner, Shannon McGreggor The November 2022 Carolina Data Science Now seminar took place on November 10 at 12 PM ET with the theme of “Navigating Politics & the Law.” The event will featured three lightning talks … Read more
Welcome to P-FUNC!!! P-FUNC (PoliSci in the Field at UNC) is the funkiest survey data collection in political science. If you are interested in learning more, put a glide in your slide and a dip in your hip and come … Read more
Jackson Hill named 2022 George Barrett Social Justice Fellow Jackson discovered his career ambition in a class taught by political scientist Frank Baumgartner that Hill took as a freshman at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he majored … Read more
We are pleased to announce we will be livestreaming the Political Science Graduation Ceremony on Sunday, May 8th starting at 1PM, (link is below). Tell your family/friends who are unable to join us! https://youtu.be/cZFuMpAbhS8
Mr. Griffin served five years on Mississippi’s death row before his death sentence was overturned. He was released from prison after 23 years in 2009 and later worked as an investigator in capital trials and post-conviction death penalty appeals in … Read more
Ms. Bunch, from rural Indiana, was convicted of murder by arson and served more than 17 years before she was able to demonstrate that the fire that had killed her young son in a trailer home they shared in 1995 … Read more
