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See the latest publication from our department's own Katy Fulfer and Janet Jones in Hypatia.��

This article discusses how "storytelling in solidaristic communities can foster agency and challenge oppression."

Our department's Madeleine Kenyon has a new publication��Speaking of ‘Violence’: Figleaf Use in Sexualized Violence Contexts.��

The article looks at "the concept of a��sexualized violence figleaf, a speech mechanism often used in sexualized violence discourse to dismiss or characterize assault as some other kind of thing: a misunderstanding, a change of heart by the victim, a mischaracterization of the perpetrator, or any other number of things which are not��rape, or��violence."��

The Philosophy department's own Tasneem Alsayyed just published their essay "Old Epistemic Vices and Islamophobia in Martha Nussbaum's��The New Religious Intolerance"��in the March edition of Hypatia.��

The Article,��Society Needs Diversity in STEM,��focuses on the research of the Philosophy department's own, Carla Fehr. It discusses the beneficial outcomes of inclusivity on the scientific community and society as a whole.��

How To Ask Biologists Metaphysical Questions Without Explaining Metaphysics

Yamamoto is the recent winner of the 2023 Hadden Prize and a University of ��ݮ��Ƶ Ph. D student of Philosophy.��

What would it mean to have feminist AI?

“AI is predominantly a white and male domain,” says ��ݮ��Ƶ’s��Dr. Carla Fehr, “and there is a pressing need for work on race, gender, disability, and social issues related to AI.”

We are proud to share the publication by our own Ph.D. student, Kyle Adams.��

The Department of Philosophy is thrilled to announce that Laura Mae Lindo will be joining us as a new faculty member!