Political Science News

As a citizen of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, a political science grad is combining her personal and professional experiences to help Native American communities and cultures thrive.

A UCF political science expert explains some of the factors that make this year’s presidential race unique.

Summer is here, and these nearby aquatic attractions are worth exploring.

With a passion for nonprofit work and helping others, a political science grad-turned-chef is baking the ultimate comfort food for hardworking hospital employees.

The undefeated five-term U.S. representative from Florida and namesake of UCF’s Lou Frey Institute died Monday.

A UCF student recently conducted fieldwork in Iraqi Kurdistan for her undergrad thesis on the medical and societal ramifications of chemical weapons use during the 1980s Anfal massacre.

From working at advertising firms to engineering companies, these Knights are being recognized for making an impact in Orlando.

More than 245,000 K-12 students got a hands-on lesson in civic duty this year through a partnership between UCF’s Lou Frey Institute and Kids Voting…

Political psychology can be a useful tool in helping close the divide in American politics, says Gary Smith, a UCF Ph.D. candidate and teacher of this political science course.