Check out Associate Professor Tracy Llanera’s newest piece, “Everything doesn’t happen for a reason: The myth of modern stoicism.”
Michael Lynch: Psychology Today
In preparation for the launch of his new book On Truth in Politics: Why Democracy Demands It, Professor Michael Patrick Lynch has written two articles on Psychology Today addressing the state of political truth in modern democracy.
On Truth in Politics: Why Democracy Demands It
Princeton University Press, 2025
Ting-an Lin: Common Curriculum Grant
Congratulations to Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ting-an Lin, whose two new course proposals, “Markets, Ethics, and Society” and “Ethics of Technology and Engineering,” were recently awarded the new Common Curriculum Grant!
Lewis Gordon: “Rediscovering Fanon”
Professor Lewis Gordon has been prominently featured in the newly released documentary Rediscovering Fanon.
Jane Gordon: “Creolising the State?”
Professor Jane Gordon has recently published an article titled “Creolising the State?” in Theoria: A Journal of Social and Political Theory.
Dorit Bar-On: APA 2025 Pacific Division Meeting
At this year’s APA Pacific Division Meeting, Professor of Philosophy Dorit Bar-On will be holding an Author Meets Critics session on her recently published book, Expression and Self-Knowledge.
Mary Gregg (Ph.D. 2022): Outstanding Instructor Award
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Mary Gregg (Ph.D. 2022), winner of the Outstanding Instructor Award at Yonsei University’s Underwood International College in Songdo, Republic of Korea!
Enroll Today! Seats Available in Logic II and Paradoxes
Students have two opportunities to study with Professor Keith Simmons in Spring 2025! Check out the descriptions for PHIL 3214: Symbolic Logic II and PHIL 3298: Paradoxes. Interested? Sign up today in Student Admin or contact Dr. Simmons to request the syllabus.
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Human Centered AI: How do we Connect?
Virtual event “Interdisciplinary Workshop on Human Centered AI: How do we Connect?”