The Pebble, a new segment of the professional philosophy blog PEA Soup, will feature short, accessible pieces on topics of broad, public concern, and will be moderated and edited by philosophy PhD student Adam Patterson.

Professor Janice Dowell is the speaker at a “Minorities and Philosophy” session at the Eastern meeting of the American Philosophical Association, on Jan 14th 2021, 11am-12:50pm. She will speak on the topic of “Countering Bullying, Harassment, and Microaggressions.”

Isaiah Lin successfully defended his dissertation, “On the Plurality of Existences”, on Oct 30, 2020. He also started a tenure-track job in fall 2020 as Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Providence Christian College. Congratulations to Isaiah!!

Nikki Fortier & Nicole Dular publish paper on epistemic reasons and evolutionary debunking.

Philosophy faculty members have published several monographs and edited volumes in the last three years.

Three philosophy graduate students publish new pieces on timely topics.

Philosophy graduate students have been busy sharing their research and participating at conferences. Here are some recent conference activities.

Philosophy faculty members have been commenting on issues in the philosophy profession as well as in the academy and society more broadly.