Society Andrew Bobker | 6 Nov 2018 The Death of Jamal Khashoggi and the Ethics of Arms Deals With the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia's consulate in Turkey, this article examines the ethical issues that go along with dealing arms internationally and what the ethical ramifications are.
Society Sandra Laserna Cowal | 5 Nov 2018 Freedom to Protest: An Ethical Examination of the DePauw Student Handbook In the light of recent demonstrations at DePauw University, this article deconstructs the school's handbook and protest policy to better understand what these new rule mean for students on campus.
Women, Representation, Revolution There are more women than ever up for election during this year's midterms. If many of them succeed, what might change? 31 Oct 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
The Pittsburgh Shooting and Secondary Anti-Semitism In the wake of the mass murder at a Pittsburgh synagogue, this article explores Secondary Antisemitism as a form of erasure of the struggles of jewish people and its connection to this attack. 30 Oct 2018 | Amy Elyse Gordon
The Ethics of "Media Men" Lists, One Year Later A year ago, rumors of a list that contained the names of men in media who were alleged of sexual assault began circulating. What is the fall-out, a year after #metoo? 29 Oct 2018 | Kenneth Boyd
Male Contraceptives Might Allow For a Shift In Responsibility Women bear an excessive burden when it comes to preventing pregnancy. What happens when we include the other half of the population? 26 Oct 2018 | Audrey Beale
First Nations in Canada and the ‘Duty to Consult’ In Canada, a Supreme Court decision impinges on Indigenous and First Nations' rights to treaties and environmental decisions. 25 Oct 2018 | Amy Elyse Gordon
On Ethically Addressing Climate Change Deniers How do we ethically address viewpoints that are dissimilar from our own, especially ones as important as climate change? This article explores how discussions of climate change can evolve ethically. 23 Oct 2018 | Hira Ahmad
Decisions for the Dead: The Moral Dimensions of Body Disposal Is there a moral obligation to honor the wishes of the deceased with respect to what should be done with their body after death? 22 Oct 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Reduction of Harm: Fentanyl Testing Strips for Drug Users Fentanyl testing strips could save lives for drug users, but not without the support of city and state governments. 18 Oct 2018 | Haley Thompson
The Ethics of Legacy Admissions While most legacy students are perfectly qualified, the practice itself seems to help one party disproportionately - the university itself. 17 Oct 2018 | A.G. Holdier
Trump, Puerto Rico, and the Ethics of Skepticism Skepticism can be healthy, but it can also be misplaced. President Trump seems to use the tactic at the wrong times. 16 Oct 2018 | Kenneth Boyd
Commodifying Activism Are we just co-opting social justice causes to turn a buck? 10 Oct 2018 | Cole Martin
Himpathy: The (Pre-emptive) Word of the Year What does it mean to have "himpathy," and how does this societal phenomenon affect survivors of sexual assault? This article uses the recent nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Senate hearings to explore this topic. 4 Oct 2018 | A.G. Holdier
We Listen to Accusers, Should We Listen to the Accused? What determines who we listen to in public discourse? And how should our system of government affect said discourse? This article explores how we should continue national discussions of sexual assault allegations. 2 Oct 2018 | Prindle News Hound
Who Can Help? Who Should? Being a Billionaire in a Suffering Society Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' decision to donate money to finance preschools and battle homelessness might be good. But is it enough? 28 Sep 2018 | Meredith McFadden
Reflection on Responsibility: National Suicide Prevention Month September is National Suicide Prevention month, so it's a good time to reflect -- where does the responsibility to prevent suicide lie? 26 Sep 2018 | Kiara Goodwine
The Cost of Motherhood The cost of being a parent is still especially steep for women, even in 2018. 25 Sep 2018 | Amy Elyse Gordon
How Should We Consider Brett Kavanaugh's Sexual Assault Allegation? What do the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh mean, and how should we move forward? 24 Sep 2018 | Andrew Bobker
Should We Romanticize the Dead? In the wake of several deaths of public figures, the question of romanticism of the deceased seems to be appearing. Do we as a society treat people better after they die, even if we disagreed with them during their lives? 18 Sep 2018 | Byron Mason II
Is Google Obligated to Stay out of China? Google has long held out from entering the Chinese market, but profits may change their minds. 17 Sep 2018 | Kenneth Boyd
Who and What is a Person: Chile Rivers How does "personhood" affect rivers in Chile? And should this title of "personhood" be passed onto inanimate objects if for a good cause? 14 Sep 2018 | Meredith McFadden
