Tufts Ethics Bowl team finishes 2nd at APPE Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl
The national competition was held in Portland, OR on March 4-5, 2023
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Learning Ethics in Prison
As part of the Tufts Prison Initiative, a philosophy teacher and her students held an Ethics Bowl with incarcerated students.
Tufts’ Master of Philosophy program promotes philosophical passion, community
A group of master's students are pictured at a symposium sponsored by the Tufts Department of Philosophy on Sept. 16.
Mikel Moyer continues philosophy education at Tufts after a 30-year career in pharmaceuticals
Moyer believes that the ability to think through arguments logically is an important skill that can be applied in the real world
"A Philosophy of Kindness"
TEDxTufts talk by Audrey Ledbetter, Tufts Philosophy BA in 2022 and current MA student
Erin Kelly wins Pulitzer Prize
Prof. Kelly wrote collaborative memoir with and about the late artist Winfred Rembert
Just Deserts: Debating Free Will
'Just Deserts' brings together two philosophers – Daniel C. Dennett and Gregg D. Caruso – to debate their respective views on free will, moral responsibility, and legal punishment.
Kindergarten Philosophers
Susan Russinoff leads twelve undergraduate students in her 'Philosophy for Children' course in the K-1 classroom, at the Eliot-Pearson Children's School.
Senate selects logic professor Susan Russinoff as teacher of the year
Professor Susan Russinoff awarded Professor of the Year by Student Body Senate.