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Associate Professor Julia Staffel was interviewed in the College of Arts and Sciences online magazine. Read the interview here: https://www.colorado.edu/asmagazine/2021/12/23/philosopher-explores-what-it-means-be-imperfectly-rational

Samuel Director, who received his PhD from the Department earlier this year, has won an American Philosophical Association's 2022 Sanders Award. The annual Sanders Graduate Student Awards are three prizes awarded to each of the three best papers in mind, metaphysics, epistemology, or ethics submitted for the annual APA Eastern...

Department Associate Professor Julia Staffel has received Honorable Mention in the American Philosophical Association Book Prize competition for her 2019 OUP book, Unsettled Thoughts: A Theory of Degrees of Rationality .

According to a recent study, the CU Philosophy Department is among the top 10 programs in the nation for its number of philosophy majors . Unlike many other programs on the list, CU Philosophy is not part of a required core program nor is it part of a joint program...

Clarivate/Web of Science has recently reported 2020 Impact Factors and related statistics . The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science , which is co-edited by CU Boulder Philosophy Professor Rob Rupert, stands at top of the list, by a wide margin, among all philosophy journals in the history and...

Professor Iskra Fileva was a guest on BYUradio’s "The Lisa Show". She shared insights about how we can become more authentic within our communications and relationships with other people. Hear the interview here : https://www.byuradio.org/LVC-2021-06-29-How-We-Encourage-Unauthentic-Behavior

Michael Kester [CU Philosophy BA 1996] knows when to shift gears. He was a first-year business student at the University of Colorado Boulder in the early 1990s when he took an introduction to philosophy course and was hooked. “It just felt right. It felt like this is what the college...

Philosophy Professor of Distinction Robert Pasnau is profiled in the current issue of the online College of Arts and Sciences Magazine. Read the article here .

The Center for Values and Social Policy outreach program POPCO and graduate student Dawn Jacob are featured in an article in the current Colorado Arts and Sciences e-magazine, issued by the College of Arts and Sciences. Read the article here .

The fourteenth annual Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress (RoME), to be held August 12-15 at the University of Colorado Boulder, has released their call for papers. See the infomation on the RoME 21 web site, here .