On Thursday, November 14, 2024, Professor J Andrés Gannon appeared on the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and the implications of a Trump presidency...

This year’s election results saw overwhelming changes in demographic voting trends. Trump made gains across racial demographics, driven mainly by Black and Latino men. Though Trump’s dominance over...

The thirst for objectivity is pressing now more than ever. It may seem well within reach. The professor rises to the front, enthusiastically telling you that even though you’ll be discussing hot and...

On Tuesday, October 1, George Stephanopoulos joined Vanderbilt’s United States Elections Class as a guest speaker via Zoom. He shared a wealth of information, from his personal journey into politics...

On Thursday, October 3, 2024, Jon Meacham appeared on the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast, where he shared his insights about the state of democracy and the challenges it faces in America. Professor...

On October 9, 2024, the United States Supreme Court will begin oral arguments in a case that could decide whether Richard Glossip, convicted of a 1998 murder-for-hire plot, will be executed by the state...

The 2024 election cycle has been unprecedented for numerous reasons: the incumbent president dropped his party's nomination due to relentless internal pressure regarding his age, multiple attempted assassinations...

It may sound absurd, but the 2024 presidential election may be poised to come down to one state: Nebraska. Based on current polling data, it appears that there is a plausible chance of Vice President Kamala...

In an effort to keep the students of PSCI 1150 informed not only about national but also local and state politics, Senator Charlane Oliver (D-TN, District 19) was invited to address the class regarding...

Over the last couple of months, Project 2025, a right-wing initiative that, up to this point, had mostly been confined to conservative circles, began flooding headlines as the latest way the American Right...

For the first time since 1956, the United States is poised to see a repeat presidential election. When voters go to the polls this fall, they will be handed the same presidential ballot as four years ago,...

In an unprecedented and controversial use of the Constitution's insurrection clause, Colorado and Maine have disqualified former president Donald Trump from appearing on Republican primary ballots. In...