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Nic Jones wins department Graduate Student Teaching Award |
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Preview philosophy classes with course videos |
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New department swag! |
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Remembering Emeritus Professor Karl Potter |
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Carole Lee chosen for Simpson Center’s Society of Scholars |
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The Philosophy Society publishes inaugural undergraduate philosophy journal |
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Nancy Jecker on the ethics of COVID-19 travel rules |
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Colin Marshall co-leads Philosophers for Sustainability in successfully petitioning APA |
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Ian Schnee creates software for Intermediate Logic course |
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Letter from the Chair |
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Alumni career panels |
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José Jorge Mendoza featured on Borderland: An Interview Series on Immigration Ethics |
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Anthony Fisher discusses studying a philosopher’s archive in the digital age |
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Amelia Wirts discusses implicit bias in criminal sentencing |
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We’re hiring an Assistant Professor in History of Philosophy |
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Tim Brown wins David Roscoe essay award |
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Stephen Gardiner gives the Alan Saunders Lecture |
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Engaged Philosophy interviews Paul Tubig |
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Amelia Wirts on police and systematic oppression in the United States |
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America’s moral responsibility for the tragedy unfolding in Afghanistan |
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America’s moral responsibility for the tragedy unfolding in Afghanistan |
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Analysis: Why the US won't be able to shirk moral responsibility in leaving Afghanistan |
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New book by Anthony Fisher explores the work of Samuel Alexander |
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Michael Blake on the U.S.’s moral responsibility in leaving Afghanistan |
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Analysis: Why the US won't be able to shirk moral responsibility in leaving Afghanistan |
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