Zoë Johnson King Publishes "Praiseworthiness: The Lighter Side of Moral Responsibility"
Yael S. Golstein is a philosophy concentrator whose senior thesis will examine the fundamental right to housing. At Oxford, Goldstein plans to continue studying philosophy. Read more about the Harvard Rhodes Scholars here.
Professor Susanna Siegel will give the 2025 Rutgers Lectures in Philosophy on October 13, October 15, and October 16. This annual series brings world-renowned philosophers to Rutgers University–New Brunswick where they present three original lectures to...
Professor Zoë Johnson King has been appointed as the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Humanities. Congratulations!
Professors Jeff Behrends, Zoë Johnson King, and Mathias Risse shared their thoughts on the value of effort and struggle - and what's at stake when AI offers an easier alternative. Read more here.
Reier Helle joins the department as an assistant professor of philosophy. He received his Ph.D. from Yale University in 2020. His primary research focus is ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, and he has a special interest in the philosophy of the ancient...
Graduate student Luke Ciancarelli has published "The Cartesian passions as inclinations and Descartes’ alienated anthropology” in the British Journal for the History of Philosophy. Read more here.