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The discussion in the media in the wake of the leaked draft opinion making it plain that Roe v. Wade will fall has focused on […] Read More
The discussion in the media in the wake of the leaked draft opinion making it plain that Roe v. Wade will fall has focused on […] Read More
The Program on Ethics and Public Life at Cornell University invites applications to the Philosophers at Risk Visiting Scholar Fellowship for the academic year of […] Read More
PEA-Brains, We apologize but the transition to Princeton’s server for some reason unsubscribed people who previously were regularly receiving e-mails when a new post went […] Read More
What are the appropriate limits on how outside contributors to a university may shape what gets taught and who gets hired into a dept? This […] Read More
Please consider signing the statement below by going here. “As colleagues, students, alumni, donors and supporters of universities in general, we stand with the faculty […] Read More
Yesterday the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team decided to not play its playoff game in protest over the police shooting of Jacob Blake and the continuing […] Read More
Most, if not all, of our readers have by now heard of the tragic and sudden death of political philosopher Gerald (Jerry) Gaus last week. […] Read More
This is the second installment of a discussion of Ben Bramble’s recently published, open access book Pandemic Ethics. The third installment will drop on Friday. […] Read More
Today we start a three-part series on Ben Bramble’s just published open access book Pandemic Ethics. Part 1 (“Three Problems for Human Challenge Trials, and A Way […] Read More