The Political Science Department is hosting a watch party for Super Tuesday election results.
From 7-10 p.m. March 1 in Burkhardt Building, room 109, there will be free pizza, drinks and discussion with other students interested in the primary results.
Dan Reagan, chair of the Political Science Department, said there will be 10 monitors to watch different news outlets and see the results come in.
"In this election season, we have out-sized personalities, important policy issues, questions of race and gender and ethnicity, new campaign media techniques, the drama of firing key campaign aides and surprise endorsements," Reagan said. "Say what you will about it, this is certainly not a boring election cycle."
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