Incumbent mayor Joe Hogsett and Republican front-runner Jefferson Shreve went head to head during a televised debate on Oct. 23.
Students get involved in real-world politics
Many political science students work or intern for politicians such as André Carson, Eric Doden, Josh Lowry and Mike Pence.
Indiana General Assembly advances 18 anti-LGBTQIA+ bills
A majority of the bills would ban gender-affirming healthcare and silence LGBTQIA+ education.
HB 1608 heads to the House
If passed on the House floor, the bill would censor conversations about LGBTQ+ people in schools.
Election recap: Results from the 2022 midterm
Across the country, Americans watch as votes are counted.
Are you ready for it?
“A brave few are finally beginning to voice criticisms for the cat-obsessed, flannel-wearing millennial icon.”
Hard holiday conversations
“Almost everyone will have someone at the dinner table — whether it be your weird cousin, your aggressively racist pee-paw or your fire and brimstone, Westboro-lite aunt Karen — who will not hesitate to say something out of pocket.”
A look into Todd Young’s reelection campaign
Less than one week away from the midterm election, Todd Young aims to re-secure his Senate seat.
Three Senate races to watch
As the midterm elections approach, key elections in Butler students’ home states remain toss-ups.
Q&A with Mayor Tom McDermott
Ahead of the midterm election on Nov. 8, U.S. Senate candidate Tom McDermott discusses his platform.