Amber Wichowsky

Marquette Developing Civic Reasoning and Discourse Course For Freshman

Professors said there is a "thirst" to talk across differences.

Voters Worried About PFAS in Water  

69% are worried, poll shows. But Evers and Legislature can't agree on how to address problem.

Marquette University awarded second $3.8 million Department of Defense grant for ‘In Defense of Water’ project

Gov. Evers’ Inaugural Address Calls for Abortion Rights, Expanding Medicaid

Introduced by his granddaughter, Evers hails the 'chance to do the right thing.'

Sexism And The Marquette Poll

Should pollsters test respondents agreement with statements deriding women?

Institute for Women’s Leadership to host Suffrage and Innovation 2020 conference

Wisconsin’s Long History As Swing State

For more than 100 years the state’s political pendulum has swung back and forth.

Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute launches first research projects

Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes to Speak at Political Open Mic Tomorrow

Free Event Hosted by NEWaukee and Bridge the City to Include Speakers from BLOC, Democracy Found, Marquette Democracy Lab and Fair Elections Project

Marquette political science professor honored with sabbatical award

Dr. Amber Wichowsky's research focuses largely on political inequality.