Upcoming Events

Thank you for a great semester. To learn more about our exciting recent events, please visit the Past Events page. We'll be posting more events of this type very soon.

Sergio Gallegos
"Monstrosity as a Pedagogical Tool: Socrates, Montaigne, & Sor Juana" - Sergio Gallegos (City University of New York)

Sergio Gallegos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (City University of New York)
Peabody Hall, Room 115

Sergio Gallegos
Sergio Gallegos (CUNY John Jay) - "The Insurrectionist Ethics of Ricardo Flores Magón in Tierra y Libertad."

Sergio Gallegos, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (City University of New York)
Sanford Hall, Room 212; also via Zoom: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0kduqgrjsiHdXcch3KyaiqzN9bRIuJRBaY

Thinker pizza
Why Study Philosophy?

Peabody Hall, Room 115

Thinker pizza
Why Study Philosophy?

Peabody Hall, Room 115

Andrea Scarantino
"Emotions as Motivational Systems: Our Best Bet for Ascribing Emotions to Artificial Creatures" - Andrea Scarantino (Georgia State University)

Andrea Scarantino, Department of Philosophy (Georgia State University)
online via Zoom, register at https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtc-Crqz8oGdS4C82QLrE5YNzM8inf7QiM

Sarah Mattice
Sarah Mattice (University of North Florida) - "On the Uncanny Goodness of Being Eclectic: Or, Guanyin as Philosophical Exemplar"

Sarah Mattice, Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies (University of North Florida)
Peabody Hall, Room 115

Anthony Cross
Anthony Cross (Texas State University) - "The Ethics of Meme Culture"

Anthony Cross, Philosophy (Texas State University)
Athenaeum, 287 West Broad Street

Founder's Memorial Garden
Meet & Greet for Social Justice & Diversity

Founder's Garden

Founder's Memorial Garden
Meet & Greet for Social Justice & Diversity

Founder's Garden

Jonathan Wolff
Jonathan Wolff (Oxford University) - "Inequality in the City"

Jonathan Wolff, Blavatnik School of Government (Oxford University)
online lecture sign-in: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtce6sqDMoEtShsJ6WM6_PtcFd_BQkwyM-

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