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By Ellie Davis GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – As the nation gears up for the Fourth of July, a new Gallup poll revealed that American pride is at an all-time low. The poll revealed that 58%...
The potential echo chamber effect of political conventions may also be amplified by today’s high level of political polarization and increasingly diversified media market, in which voters can choose to get their political news...
Professor Aaron Weinschenk was recently quoted in a WPR article: “It’s quite possible that the person who emerges from the Republican primary will be the person who represents the district,” said Aaron Weinschenk, a...
A WPR reporter explains initiatives voters will see on the primary ballot. Then, a UW-Green Bay professor explains how anger affects our politics and how it can both useful and destructive. Then, a story...
One college Republican leader in Wisconsin wants elections to “stick to paper ballots.” A party chair at another college said the GOP’s reduced emphasis on abortion is a smart strategy. During a panel on...
GREEN BAY (NBC26) — In New York Donald Trump has been found guilty in 34 counts of falsifying business documents. Former UW Green Bay professor, Michael Kraft says that the road forward is long....
Nolan Bennett thinks it’s because of a few reasons. The UW-Green Bay assistant political science professor says people who haven’t been able to voice their opinions are finding new ways to do so. He...
“It seemed just like two people having an argument that they didn’t care what the question was,” said Hypatia Fitzsimons, a student at UWGB. “It was just like two people yelling over each other,...
Patrons of Weidner Center for the Performing Arts have come to enjoy drama in many forms—even politics. And that expectation charged the atmosphere Wednesday evening when David Axelrod and Karl Rove took the main...
As a part of the 2019 St Norbert College/UW-Green Bay Great Decisions Lecture Series, UW-Madison Prof. Andrew Kydd (International Relations and Political Methodology) will present the lecture “Nuclear Negotiations: Back to the Future?” on Wednesday, Mar....
