MSU Philosophy Club Welcomes New Students at CAL Colloquium
Members of the MSU Philosophy Club welcomed new students at the CAL Colloquium event on Friday, August 28. For the 2026-27 academic year, the club will meet 7-8:30pm at Wells…
Members of the MSU Philosophy Club welcomed new students at the CAL Colloquium event on Friday, August 28. For the 2026-27 academic year, the club will meet 7-8:30pm at Wells…
Ashley Romo has won second prize in her section for her poster presentation, "A Philosophical Study of the Zoot Suit in Chicano Culture", at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts…
On Friday April 24th, the Department of Philosophy honored three 2025-26 undergraduate prize winners at our end-of-year meeting: Satyam Sinha, winner of the Lewis K. Zerby Prize for the best…
Michigan State University has announced that philosophy major Satyam Sinha is the recipient of this year’s Lewis K. Zerby Prize, awarded annually for the best philosophy paper written by an…
The Department of Philosophy at MSU is pleased to announce the co-winners of the 2026 Benjamin-Miller Award: Renée Crachiola and Isabella Foster. This award is given to the most promising…
MSU Philosophy and Theatre double-major, Ashley Romo, will be presenting her independent study work, "A Philosophical Study of the Zoot Suit in Chicano Culture", at the University Undergraduate Research and…
Cristobal Arellano Borges, a doctorial candidate in the Department of Philosophy and American Indian & Indigenous Studies at Michigan State University, has been awarded the 2026–2027 graduate fellowship from the…
One concern, sometimes expressed in the literature, is that precision medicine with its emphasis on the genetic distinctness and treatment of many cancers will create “genetic tribes,” which threaten solidarity.
Published in the Blog of the APA Health care in the United States is extraordinarily expensive. To be precise, in 2024, total health spending in the US was about $5.1…
Diversions, or actions that cause distraction, are a unique way to modify another’s behavior and that unless we have an overriding reason to divert another’s attention we should treat diversions as wrongful. This analysis is particularly relevant for distraction technologies, which are intentionally created for the explicit purpose of diverting and capturing attention.
The Toolbox Dialogue Initiative Center (TDIC) has been traveling: first to Sydney, Australia, and then Utrecht in the Netherlands, where the 2024 Global Alliance for Inter- and Transdisciplinarity Conference (ITD) took place.