Events and Announcements
Discover what’s happening in and around our community—from inspiring workshops and engaging seminars to festive celebrations and networking opportunities. Whether you're looking to learn, connect, or simply have fun, there's something here for everyone.
Events
Bison Week- August 12th from 1:00PM-2:00PM
More information coming soon!
Previous Events
Senior Send-Off - April 30th, 2026, 12:00PM - 2:00PM
Join us for a buffet luncheon with recognitions and more!
Research Day 2026- April 9, 2026, 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Please join us for a department-wide showcase and celebration of research. Includes:
- Oral presentations
- Poster Sessions
- Networking
All presenters RSVP by April 7, 2026.
P-Values & Pizza- March 26, 2026
Are you curious about doing political science research but do not know where to begin? No problem! Join us for a free workshop where we will teach you how to do your own political science research in R using the latest political data. The workshop is designed for students with zero coding or statistical experience. And we will serve pizza!
Hosted by Dr. Popova and Dr. Koruzhde from the Department of Political Science.
Armed for Success Through Community- March 20th, 2026
The Howard University NAACP Education Committee hosted a conversation with Dr. Marcus Board Jr. and Pi Sigma Alpha about informed advocacy and cultivated hope in the face of miseducation. This event created an open space for students to discuss their perspectives on advocacy and civic awareness with Dr. Board. We
want to thank everyone who contributed and participated in this event. It was such
an amazing turnout!
Pi Sigma Alpha 70th Anniversary- March 5, 2026
Spring Open House- February 24th, 2026
The Department of Political Science had a wonderful turnout for our Open House on February 24, 2025, and we are grateful to everyone who joined us. This semesterly event is an important opportunity for students to engage with faculty, learn more about our academic programs, and connect with the many student organizations that make our department vibrant and dynamic. We extend special thanks to Ms. Coates, Dr. Sandridge, and all of the faculty participants whose presence and support made the event such a success, as well as
those who offered extra credit or encouraged their students to attend. Your collective efforts help strengthen our community and ensure that our students feel informed, supported, and inspired.