In This Section News Events Philosophy Newsletters News Recent news from the Department of Philosophy Fall colloquia schedule announced Our first colloquium of the new semester is an Author Meets Reader event on Friday 2 October 2026. Philosopher Alan Love interviewed on The Well A publication by the John Templeton Foundation and Big Think Has Being Human Fallen Out of Style? Valerie Tiberius on AI and Friendship Philosopher Valerie Tiberius shares three ideas on friendship from her May 2026 book, "Artificially Yours: Real Friendship in a World of Chatbots." Announcing the Consortium for Advancing a Science of Purpose The Consortium for Advancing a Science of Purpose (CASP) is a scalable, virtual community that operates as a novel research facilitator. Sofia Aronson wins inaugural undergraduate Grover Maxwell Memorial Prize for excellence in Philosophy of Science Congratulations, Sofia! 2026 Giere Memorial Lecture recording available An evening with Dr Roman Frigg "Cyclones, Forecasts, and Uncertainty: How Model-Ensembles Can Be an Effective Guide to Anticipatory Action" Undergraduate Scholarship Recipents Philosophy Department Scholarship Recipients Applications invited for three-year postdoctoral position Part of a new grant-funded project Dessa on philosophy, creativity and science In mid-February, CLA alum Dessa shared some thoughts on her philosophy education, performing with the orchestra and alternative careers that likely will never come to fruition… Voices of alumni: Art as a catalyst for change An inside look at four University of Minnesota Twin Cities alumni who are creating community, justice and beauty through their art. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Fall colloquia schedule announced Our first colloquium of the new semester is an Author Meets Reader event on Friday 2 October 2026.
Philosopher Alan Love interviewed on The Well A publication by the John Templeton Foundation and Big Think
Has Being Human Fallen Out of Style? Valerie Tiberius on AI and Friendship Philosopher Valerie Tiberius shares three ideas on friendship from her May 2026 book, "Artificially Yours: Real Friendship in a World of Chatbots."
Announcing the Consortium for Advancing a Science of Purpose The Consortium for Advancing a Science of Purpose (CASP) is a scalable, virtual community that operates as a novel research facilitator.
Sofia Aronson wins inaugural undergraduate Grover Maxwell Memorial Prize for excellence in Philosophy of Science Congratulations, Sofia!
2026 Giere Memorial Lecture recording available An evening with Dr Roman Frigg "Cyclones, Forecasts, and Uncertainty: How Model-Ensembles Can Be an Effective Guide to Anticipatory Action"
Dessa on philosophy, creativity and science In mid-February, CLA alum Dessa shared some thoughts on her philosophy education, performing with the orchestra and alternative careers that likely will never come to fruition…
Voices of alumni: Art as a catalyst for change An inside look at four University of Minnesota Twin Cities alumni who are creating community, justice and beauty through their art.
