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Assistant Professor of Political Science Opening at UC Merced

January 18, 2016
The political science program at UC Merced invites applications for a position in either Political Institutions or Political Behavior with a substantive focus in American Politics, Comparative Politics, or International Relations, at the rank of Assistant Professor. Completed applications must be...

Ritter Received Early Career Award

January 8, 2016
 Emily Ritter received the 2015 Early Career Award from the Women's Caucus of the Midwest Political Science Association.

LeVeck Gave Talk at the MIT Media Lab

December 8, 2015
Brad LeVeck gave a talk entitled, "The Democratic Peace and the Wisdom of Crowds," at the MIT Media Lab on October 8, 2015.

Huang Quoted in Foreign Policy

December 7, 2015
Haifeng Huang was quoted in an article in Foreign Policy about the impact of American education on Chinese students.

Huang Quoted in Foreign Policy

December 7, 2015
 Haifeng Huang was quoted in an article in Foreign Policy about the impact of American education on Chinese students.

Trailblazing Senior Sets Sights on Future Goals

November 25, 2015
In high school, Domonique Jones knew she wanted to go to college. She also knew it wasn’t going to be easy. Raised by her single mother in Hercules, Jones was the first in her family to consider and ultimately attend college, landing at UC Merced in 2012 at the recommendation of a friend. The...

Huang Interviewed by the Los Angeles Times

November 23, 2015
Haifeng Huang was interviewed by the Los Angeles Times on China's social credit system.

Huang Interviewed by the Los Angeles Times

November 23, 2015
Haifeng Huang was interviewed by the Los Angeles Times on China's social credit system.

Trounstine Paper Featured on the Washington Post's Wonkblog

October 28, 2015
 Jessica Trounstine's paper, "Segregation and Inequality in Public Goods," was featured in the Washington Post'sWonkblog.

Trounstine Paper Featured on the Washington Post's Wonkblog

October 28, 2015
Jessica Trounstine's paper, "Segregation and Inequality in Public Goods," was featured in the Washington Post'sWonkblog.

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