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CSU and the Department of Philosophy invite you to join us for a public memorial in honor of University Distinguished Professor Holmes Rolston III on Friday, September 19, from 12:30-2:30 pm in the Lory Student Center, Grand Ballroom C-D.

Livestream link https://www.youtube.com/live/4xZM7FgCMQs

Mark Fairchild, Ph.D., joined the team of archeologists working on the site in 2017 and will present his fascinating and important research on the underwater basilica of Nicaea.

Dr. Ruha Benjamin, Princeton University, will speak at CSU about artificial intelligence and abundant imagination in this talk sponsored by a Mellon Foundation grant.

Everyone’s talking about gaslighting these days, but it’s often not clear that they’re even talking about the same subject! How do we decide what we should and shouldn’t call “gaslighting”? And why does it matter? To answer these questions, we need to think about what other words  we might use to describe certain experiences, about moral considerations that enter into the question of what we should call “gaslighting”, and about what features our everyday interactions must have if they are to have any hope of going well. Together, these considerations point us towards a particular conception of gaslighting and an answer to the question of why it matters what we call gaslighting.