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Image	Title	Published
	Owen Oliver Brings Indigenous Lens to UW	March 11, 2021
	New Book published by Professor Ronald Libby, Political Science Alumnus	August 31, 2017
	FIUTS Lecture: Making Sense of the US Election	November 10, 2016
	Professors Parker & Smith Discuss the 2016 Election at Seattle Town Hall	September 29, 2016
	Understanding the Role of Religion in American Politics	June 27, 2016
	Prof. Mark Smith cited in Christian Science Monitor on Religion vs. Science	October 26, 2015
	Prof. Parker: If Goldwater can win the GOP nomination, why not Trump?	September 17, 2015
	Former PhD student Angela Day's book Red Light to Starboard receives dual awards	March 18, 2015
	John Wilkerson's "Legislative Explorer" highlighted in Washington Post's Monkey Cage	March 6, 2015
	Prof. Tony Gill interviewed on The Oregonian/OregonLive site: "Why is Congress overwhelmingly Christian with only one religious 'none'?"	January 13, 2015
	Prof. Christopher Parker discusses policing and deteriorating race relations in the country on Background Briefing with Ian Masters	December 8, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker on Berkeley, CA's community radio station	December 2, 2014
	Faculty Spotlight: Jeffrey Arnold and Megan Francis	November 25, 2014
	Prof. John Wilkerson's LegSim Project featured in Provost eTrends newsletter	November 15, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker participates in the University of Virginia's Miller Center American Forum debate	October 27, 2014
	Prof. Lance Bennett on The Conversation website: "Connective action: the public's answer to democratic dysfunction"	October 23, 2014
	Prof. Parker in the Miller Center American Forum's National Debate Series, "If It Were Not for Big Central Gov't, I'd Be a Slave Right Now"	October 20, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker on "Is There Such a Thing as 'Conservative Foreign Policy' in 2014?" (from Brookings Institution)	October 15, 2014
	Prof. Matt Barreto's publishes new book: Latino America: How America's Most Dynamic Population is Poised to Transform the Politics of the Nation	October 1, 2014
	Prof. Parker work referenced and quoted on Washington Post Wonkblog's story, "95% of Republican House districts are majority-white"	August 12, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker on Brookings Institution website, "The (Real) Reason Why the House Won't Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform"	August 4, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker on Scholars Strategy Network, "A Suicidal Republican War"	June 30, 2014
	Prof. Rebecca Thorpe in UW Today for her new book, The American Warfare State: The Domestic Politics of Military Spending	June 30, 2014
	Prof. Christopher Parker interviewed on Salon.com, "Tea Party's hot mess: Inside a noisy, disenchanted movement"	June 25, 2014
	Prof. Parker on Brookings Institution website, "Wither the Tea Party? The Future of a Political Movement"	June 4, 2014