Roe v. Wade and the Meaning of a Right What does it mean to possess a right and what does it mean to lose one? 31 May 22 | Evan Arnet
A (Spoiler-Free) Discussion of the Classism and Ableism of Spoilers Does the fact that there's a persistent class of victim change the nature of an act? 30 May 22 | Daniel Burkett
Wanda Maximoff and the Metaphysics of Responsibility What can MCU's ongoing morality tale tell us about free will and accountability? 27 May 22 | A.G. Holdier
Why Some Fear “Replacement” What might explain how a conspiracy theory like this has taken so firm a hold? 26 May 22 | Nicholas Kreuder
Illocutionary Silencing and Southern Baptist Abuse How might we explain the hurt suffered by victims who were unable to communicate the wrongs they endured? 25 May 22 | A.G. Holdier
Can Machines Be Morally Responsible? Are artificial intelligence systems an appropriate target for blame when things go wrong? 24 May 22 | Cargile Williams
Kill-Switch Tractors and Techno-Pessimism Are the constantly-evolving technological forces we hope to master forging a better world or a worse one? 23 May 22 | Megan Fritts
Justice and Retributivism in 'Moon Knight' Marvel's latest tale of vengeance considers the reasons why we punish and what we hope to achieve. 20 May 22 | Rachel Robison-Greene
The Cosmic Horror of HP Lovecraft and Sgr A* The vastness of the cosmos undercuts our self-perception as the knowers and valuers. 19 May 22 | Richard Gibson
Some University of Chicago Students Prove Lukewarm on Free Speech Realization of the Chicago Statement remains a work in progress. 18 May 22 | Benjamin Rossi
Transparency and Trust in News Media "Trust in news is not just about getting the facts right, it's about how facts are being organized, packaged, and delivered." 17 May 22 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Constitutional Interpretation in the Roe Reversal The Court's justification for redefining the right to privacy fundamentally alters the legal landscape. 16 May 22 | Joshua Felix
The Roe Leak: Of Trust and Promises Is the leak really the "most unforgivable sin" it's been made out to be? 13 May 22 | Jake Wojtowicz
Bloodstained Men and Circumcision Protest What can female genital mutilation tell us about the ethics of male circumcision? 12 May 22 | Amalie Vacanti
Cryonics: The Trap Objection Doing whatever it takes to evade one's final moments might not be one's best bet. 11 May 22 | Daniel Story
On the Morality of Allowing Euthanasia for Those with Mental Illness: Part 2 How should we go about divining what people truly want when their desires appear at odds? 10 May 22 | Daniel Burkett
On the Morality of Allowing Euthanasia for Those with Mental Illness: Part 1 What relevant moral considerations might make it inappropriate for us to intervene in the suffering of others? 9 May 22 | Daniel Burkett
The Morality of Forgiving Student Debt What are the compelling moral reasons for lightening the financial burden of the economically mobile? 6 May 22 | Giles Howdle
Virtual Work and the Ethics of Outsourcing What rules should govern the virtual workplace and how should we conceive of foreign labor in the digital marketplace? 5 May 22 | Kenneth Boyd
Unions and Worker Agency How can workers best identify, articulate, and defend their individual interests? 4 May 22 | Evan Arnet
"Severance," Identity and Work This work of science fiction offers a straightforward portrayal of alienated labor. 3 May 22 | Nicholas Kreuder
Do Grades Make Our Lives Worse? Has school assessment morphed into an unhelpful practice in need of correcting? 2 May 22 | Cargile Williams
No Fun and Games The same psychological nudges that make gamification so effective are the very same that make it so dangerous. 28 Apr 22 | Daniel Story
Sexual Violence in the Metaverse: Are We Really “There”? What are the relevant differences separating the physical and the virtual spaces that might explain how our treatment changes? 27 Apr 22 | Orkan Ernalbant
