Dey Will be Guest Lecturer in Politics in India Classes at Undergraduate and Graduate Level
Politics
How Will Obamacare Affect Students?
The Affordable Health Care law, better known as Obamacare, will require everyone in America to have health care coverage or be faced with a fine by Jan. 1, 2014. The enrollment process for Obamacare will be provided on Oct. 2 until Mar. 31, 2014.
Sarin Gas Attack on Syrian Citizens Sparks Debate on How World Should React
The United Nations Security Council reported an attack on a suburb of Damascus, the capital of Syria on August 21. According to the UN, the victims of the violence experienced “shortness of breath, disorientation, extreme eye irritation, blurred vision, vomiting, weakness and loss of consciousness.”
President Obama Talks About the Rising Costs of Colleges Around the East Coast
President Barack Obama went on a two day college bus tour in August to promote his new plans on how to make college more affordable. The tour went through the states of Pennsylvania and New York, stopping at the University of Buffalo, Henninger High School, Bingham University, and ending in at Lackawanna College.
9/11 Memorial Located in Front of Edison Hall Honors Heroes
Students were able to pay their respect at the new memorial, a piece of the World Trade Center that is placed in front of Edison Hall in honor of the victims of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11. The memorial was donated two years ago but was put on display at the beginning of the school year.
University Student Elected to Young Democrats of America College Caucus Executive Board
Junior political science major Daniel Roman was elected as the Vice Chair of Political Affairs at the Young Democrats of America College Caucus, a nationwide organization that engages young people throughout the country in the political process last month.
“Leaders Look Forward” at the Eagleton Institute of Women in Politics
The Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers hosted a program called “The Center for Woman in Politics” where students Jacquielyn Corsentino and Leonor Torres represented the University from June 6 to June 11.
Former Governor Christine Todd Whitman is Introduced as MU’s Public Servant in Residence
Former New Jersey governor, Christine Todd Whitman was introduced as the University’s Public Servant in Residence during a round table discussion with students and faculty in Wilson Auditorium on Thursday, September 12.
New Classes and Concentration Headline Changes in Political Science Department
The University’s Department of Political Science and Sociology has shone some light on this upcoming semester with new changes for students and faculty alike.
