by Laura McMahon
On January
9, 1961 in Athens, Georgia, 19-year-old Charlayne Hunter-Gault and 19-year-old
Hamilton Holmes became the first African American students to enroll at the
University...
In this video, Michael Scott reveals his utter ignorance about the structure of the socialworld in a diversity training in The Office’s second episode,...
At the beginning of the 21st century, the philosophical discourse concerning good and evil seems to be subsumed into three major areas; meta-ethics which...
Commentators have offered a variety of explanations for the widely observed decline in humanities majors and enrollments. Evidence suggests the primary cause is a dramatic reordering of student priorities away...
Christopher A. Riddle is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Utica College, where he is also the Director of the Applied Ethics Institute. He works in...
Thanks to funding from the American Philosophical Association’s Diversity and Inclusiveness Fund, the editors of the Journal of Analytic Theology are pleased to announce...
My program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison occasionally accepts proposals for “special topics” philosophy classes — if you are a graduate student instructor and...
Editor’s note: Professor More uses “black” and “Black” in this interview. He uses the former when he is speaking specifically to the racial term as ordinarily...
by Amie Leigh Zimmer
Philosophers and feminists have always agreed on one thing: fashion is not a topic that merits serious philosophical consideration. Karen Hanson...
Emma Atherton is a PhD candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT), originally from Australia. (She did undergrad and honors at Melbourne University). She...
500 years after the conquistadors began burning books written by the original philosophers of Mexico and Guatemala, America’s classical thinking now rise like a...
