Introducing New Philosophy Chair: Matt MacKenzie
Matt MacKenzie plans to enrich the student experience through high-impact practices, and support faculty research and teaching initiatives.
Military Veterans Turned Philosophy Majors: How Philosophy is Shaping Post-Service Life
Veterans are increasingly choosing philosophy degrees to enhance critical thinking, find meaning, and process their military experiences.
Philosophers Abroad!
Our faculty and students travel the world to examine the origins of global philosophical traditions and their expression in contemporary practices.
Bodaken Philosophy Symposium: First-Year Review
The Bodaken Philosophy Symposium completes its first year and launches the second with an upcoming workshop on the theoretical and practical challenges of social life in the digital age.
Department Year in Review: 2018-2019
From retirements and career milestones to groundbreaking research and new projects, our faculty and alumni continue to engage philosophy to deepen our understanding of the world.
Jeff Kasser joins Science on Tap panel at Avo’s on May 29th
Please join Jeff Kasser, along with Ben Prytherch (Statistics) and Emily Hardegree-Ullman (Physics), for a Science on Tap panel at Avogadro’s Number in Fort Collins at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, May 29th.
Gorin to speak at third Brew with a Brain event
Please join us for the final Brew with a Brain event of the semester– 5 pm on April 3rd in Ramskeller in Lory Student Center. Dr. Moti Gorin will discuss, “Libertarian Paternalism: What is it, and is it Wrong?”
SoGES hosts panel discussion on drones, sustainability
The School of Global Environmental Sustainability is bringing a panel discussion to CSU on how technology is changing the ways we engage with sustainability.
Medical ethicist Alexander Capron discusses issues of death and dying Nov. 2
Capron will lead an afternoon panel discussion and deliver an evening lecture in the Lory Student Center.
Faculty Notes: An Overview of the Year’s Activities
Andre Archie is working on a book manuscript on Plato’s political theory. He continues to enjoy teaching within the Honors Program each spring semester and developing this significant campus partnership. His newly developed Honors seminar, “Friendship: Ancient and Modern, East and West,” broadens the traditional discussion of friendship by incorporating non-Western philosophical sources and more […]