Juneteenth (also known as Emancipation Day)—the celebration of June 19, 1865, the day in which Texas complied with the Emancipation Proclamation—is now a national...
With each year, I find my students increasingly concerned about climate change. A decade ago, their concerns seemed fairly general and abstract. These days, they are...
We hardly enter academic spaces as equals. A growing body of literature shows that membership in different social categories such as race, gender, sexuality,...
There were already many reasons to like spring: flowers blossoming, the rebirth of nature, and the approaching warmth of summer. But this spring another...
Eddy Keming Chen is an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of California, San Diego. He works on philosophy of physics, philosophy of...
Southern Utah University’s Philosophy Club is in its nineteenth year. Traditionally the club meets once per week, though this has varied over time, and...
How philosophers hire, tenure, and promote faculty in the U.S. likely contributes to philosophy’s low overall demographic diversity. For example, a recent study shows...
Matthew Owen teaches philosophy at Yakima Valley College in Washington State. He talked with Heidi Schmidt about his new book Measuring the Immeasurable Mind: Where...
Danielle Clevenger is pursuing her PhD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is passionate about the transformative power of philosophy, especially as it relates...
