The Philosophy Club will be meeting on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Eddy 6 for the spring 2024 semester.  Please see the schedule below for [...]

In this presentation, I bring animal ethics into conversation with epistemic injustice. I consider a preliminary objection to thinking that epistemic injustice could apply to [...]

The Philosophy Club will be meeting on Tuesdays at 4 pm in Eddy 6 for the spring 2024 semester.  Please see the schedule below for [...]

Join career specialist Kelsey Schultz to learn how to find jobs and internships, and leverage your skills as a philosophy major. We encourage all majors and minors-- at any level-- to join us for this informal discussion.

CLA’s Insight Speaker Series celebrates interdisciplinarity in action. Join us for brief, exciting presentations followed by Q&A.

Bodaken Philosophy Symposium Divided Democracy: Polarization, Hate Speech, and the Future of America Tuesday, March 19, 2024 at 4 p.m. Lory Student Center Theatre Democracy [...]

“This is what democracy looks like” is typically the caption to a photo of engaged citizens publicly assembled to express a common political sentiment. Democracy indeed needs an active citizenry.  However, democracy also needs citizens to be reflective.  The trouble is that common modes of collective democratic action can dismantle our reflective capacities.  It turns out that  there are certain civic virtues that can be cultivated and exercised only in solitude.

Interdisciplinary Science Communication Workshop Location: Longs Peak Room, LSC 302 (except Keynote which will be in the Lory Student Center Theatre) This two-day workshop aims [...]

The world has known for decades that man-made climate change threatens our health, our wealth, and even the future on life on Earth as we [...]