Undergraduate News
PSCI student and junior, Kelsey Grant, has been awarded the prestigious Udall Scholarship this year! Congratulations Kelsey! Kelsey advocates for climate change policies and environmental stewardship. Read more about
Have you ever wondered why humans react to politics in certain ways? Would you like to learn more about how emotions, cognition, intergroup relationships, and even genetics affect the way we think about and process political stimuli?If so, take PSCI
Every year the Women's Law Caucus at University of Colorado (Boulder) invites high school and undergraduate students across Colorado to join us at the Wolf Law building to learn about law school and the career opportunities available to aspiring
Jake Raegan, a senior Political Science major here at CU Boulder, has received the 2020 Thomas Jefferson Award. This award is given to those in the CU community who hold a strong concern for the advancement of higher education and a deep sense
The PSCI department is hosting Dr. Lawrence Broz of UCSD next Friday, January 17th. Dr. Broz will be discussing international economic order and the contributions found in the research agendas created by social scientists. This talk will be held
The Political Science department is hosting distinguished presidential historian, public speaker, and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin, for a student-only lecture. This event will be on the 31st from 9:00-9:50 am at the
The CU Boulder Political Science Department, Dr. Sarah Sokhey, and Dr. Adrian Shin are pleased to announce the STUDIO Undergrad Research Lab for the spring 2020 semester!Inspired by the mastery of creative training during the Renaissance, the STUDIO
Jake Reagan, a senior Political Science major here at CU Boulder, has been awarded the 2020 Rhodes Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to students who prove to excel not only in academics but in serving their community as well. Learn more
Check out this article written by Dr. Carew Boulding and other CU affiliates! The piece explores what is really going on with the Bolivia protests.Click here to read the article!
The Conference on World Affairs has partnered with the Colorado Law School for another John and Katherine Rosenbloom Endowed Lectureship Series.The event will be held on Friday, November 8th, at the Wittemyer Courtroom in the Wolf Law