Political Science

The Rollins Model U.N. team walked away with two team awards and an individual honor as they prepare for their next competition in November.

In anticipation of the recent midterm elections, we caught up with three Tars whose opportunity to intern on Capitol Hill allowed them to make real change in the heart of democracy.

A trio of retiring professors in political science, mathematics, and English have provided a combined 73 years of service to Rollins.

Ingrid Ryan ’24 has been selected for a prestigious program through the Leadership Alliance, which has paired her with a political science internship at Columbia University.

Matthew Deveaux ’23, Capri Gutierrez ’23, and Nia Knox ’23 have been selected to attend Public Policy International Affairs’ prestigious Junior Summer Institute.

Three students, two generations, one legacy—a trio of Tars discover their pathways to purpose at Rollins.

Equipped with 21st-century skills, real-world experience, and lifelong relationships, Rollins grads step into their futures ready to make the mark only they can.

These Rollins College grads credit thriving careers in medicine, law, and business to lessons learned in service of others.

For the fourth time, the College has earned national recognition for fostering meaningful and lasting democratic engagement.

Political science professor and faculty athletics representative Joan Davison received the prestigious 2020 Faculty Mentor Award to honor her support of students on and off the field.

Rollins prides itself on turning out young leaders. Omar Sadek ’22 is one of them, and he couldn’t wait until graduation to make a difference.

One of Rollins’ most popular and active student organizations, the Democracy Project creates a strategic road map to engage students in the electoral process.