Immoral Emotions, Intentionality, and Insurrection We can condemn the violence at the Capitol without also condemning the emotional experiences that precipitated those acts. 29 Jan 21 | Ted Bitner
Under Discussion: The Moral Necessity of International Agreements Despite all the various criticisms, accords and treaties are an indispensable tool in fighting global warming. 28 Jan 21 | Kiara Goodwine
Under Discussion: Economic Concerns for a Green Future The economic uncertainty that comes with turning away from fossil fuels, gives those in power pause. 27 Jan 21 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Under Discussion: The Marginalization of the Future Our inability (and unwillingness) to advocate for those people and entities that can't advocate for themselves spells doom for environmental protections. 26 Jan 21 | Evan Butts
Under Discussion: Undermining a Democratic Response If we are to rise to the challenge presented by climate change, government must again become a tool for facilitating people's ability to act. 25 Jan 21 | Matthew S.W. Silk
On the Rationality of the Capitol Rioters On what basis should we assess rational action? Should that judgment make space for things like false beliefs or moral considerations? 22 Jan 21 | Benjamin Rossi
The Ethics of Presidential Polling Can we justify the choice to make unofficial presidential polling data available to the masses while the result is still out? 21 Jan 21 | Ted Bitner
Should News Sites Have Paywalls? Given the vital democratic role of the fourth estate, we need some way of making fact-based journalism widely available. 20 Jan 21 | Beatrice Harvey
Moral Authority in America What have these past four years really meant for America's legacy? What is the way forward? 19 Jan 21 | Desmonda Lawrence
The Social Justice of Copyrights and “Public Domain Day” What might explain the delay in making our most important cultural artifacts freely accessible to the public? 18 Jan 21 | A.G. Holdier
Hilaria Baldwin and Fake Identities What can the case of Hilaria Baldwin tell us about cultural appropriation and passing as other? 15 Jan 21 | Kiara Goodwine
Insurrection at the Capitol: Socratic Lessons on Rhetoric and Truth The events of January 6th offer yet another history lesson on the power of persuasion and our indifference to truth. 14 Jan 21 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Time to Let Up or Double Down? Even with vaccination rollout underway, it's still too early to consider the long-anticipated return to normal. 13 Jan 21 | Meredith McFadden
How Should One Call It like It Is? By what standards can we determine the kind of language that is appropriate? How could we possibly reach consensus? 12 Jan 21 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Trump and the Dangers of Social Media What responsibility do social media sites have in moderating content and what responsibilities might fall on us, the users? 11 Jan 21 | Beatrice Harvey
Accountability, Negligence, and Bad Faith Calls for Senators Cruz and Hawley to resign are only growing louder, but of what wrong might they be guilty? 8 Jan 21 | Tucker Sechrest
The Capitol Coup and the Rhetoric of Essentialist Exceptionalism Refusing to accept that things like this could happen here produces harm both domestically and abroad. 8 Jan 21 | Benjamin Rossi
On Some Philosophical Roots of Pixar’s "Soul" Pixar's latest film draws on ancient philosophy to explore the nature of existence and the meaning of life. 7 Jan 21 | A.G. Holdier
Movies, Beliefs, and Dangerous Messages Our tendency to portray evil by depicting physical deformity is a problem in need of correction. 6 Jan 21 | Martina Orlandi
Why I Am Not like You: The Ethics of Exceptions When it comes to coronavirus regulations, what relevant considerations might make some exempt from the general rule? 5 Jan 21 | Marshall Bierson
The Bigger Problem with “COVID Conga Lines” In this together? What can the rights and responsibilities of Dewey's public tell us about our current predicament? 4 Jan 21 | A.G. Holdier
Year in Review To ring in the new year, our writers offer their favorite reads that you might have missed. 31 Dec 20 | Prindle News Hound
A Strange Moral Disgruntlement with Giving What constitutes a worthwhile cause? And why do we so harshly judge others for donating to the wrong ones? 30 Dec 20 | Marshall Bierson
"Tenet" and Intergenerational Environmental Justice What does it say about us if retaliation from future generations for environmental harm is justified? 29 Dec 20 | Kiara Goodwine