The International Studies program has requested to be left out of the political science department's proposal, which is currently under review by administrators.

Organized by CJBC, in collaboration with students and faculty, the protest will take place on Thursday at 5 p.m. on O'Neill Plaza.

By accepting money from the Koch foundation, BC's political science department would be doing its students a great disservice.

The Gavel spoke to Professor Peter Krause to learn more about his research, his teachings at BC, and his advice for BC students interested in the field.

Following the repercussions of the last presidential election, students were eager to hear from three BC experts in American politics.

The senior best exemplifying BC's "Ever to Excel" credo, Finnegan Award recipient Marissa Marandola shares advice with the incoming freshman class.

Turns out, most college grads don't work in fields related to their major—and they're happy about it!

"I would give him a B or B plus maybe overall," David Deese, political science professor at BC, said. Deese, along with professors Marc Landy and Alan Wolfe, critiqued Obama's ...