Listen to the NHPR interview with "From #MeToo and BlackLivesMatter to #SayHerName" series conveners, Professors Susan Brison (Philosophy) and Shateema Threadcraft (Government), here.
Professor Marie-Christine A. Nizzi will be at Dartmouth this academic year offering courses in Philosophy and Cognitive Science.
Philosophy and the Fight Against Racism.
Congratulations to the winners of our Philosophy Department prizes: Jeffrey Poomkudy '20, Gavriel Steinmetz-Silber '20, Samantha Koreman '20, and Emma Guo '20!
Police must take collective responsibility for the failings within their ranks, argues Philosophy major Brandon del Pozo, D'96.
Samuel Levey, the current chair of the Department of Philosophy, has been appointed Associate Dean of the Faculty for Arts and Humanities.
Sam Levey talks about how philosophy can provide comfort and guidance for the disruptions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thursday, January 9, Haldeman 246, 9am - 6pm: This interdisciplinary workshop explores how we locate ourselves in maps and why that is important.
After serving two tours in Iraq, Brad Carney '20 came to Dartmouth, where he became president of the Dartmouth Undergraduate Veterans Association and a Philosophy major, where, he feels, he has come to a deeper understanding of himself and his place in a global society. Thank you for your service, Brad!
In an article in The Guardian, Philosophy professor Adina Roskies explores some of the ethical issues involved in brain-computer interface (BCI technology), which integrates cognitive activity with a computer.
