Distinguished Professor Susan Wolf has been selected as a Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar for 2020-21. In this role, she will be paying 2-day visits to colleges with PBK chapters across the country.

Congratulations, Susan!

Alex Worsnip has won the 2019 Young Epistemologist Prize for his paper, “Can Pragmatists Be Moderate?” To see the full announcement, please click here.

Congratulations, Alex!

It is our pleasure to inform you that Phil Bold has won the 2019 Tanner Teaching Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching! As you know, only five of these awards are given across the entire University each year. Congratulations, Phil!

It is our great pleasure to inform you that our friend and colleague, Ram Neta, has won the prestigious 2019 Distinguished Teaching Award for Post-Baccalaureate Instruction. (He will be officially recognized on Tuesday, February 26th during the half-time ceremony of the UNC-Syracuse basketball game.) Please join us in congratulating Ram on this recognition of his superb contributions over many years to our graduate program!

We are excited to announce an extremely generous gift of $3.4m dollars from the Charles Koch Foundation to support our Philosophy, Politics and Economics Program. We are very grateful for this gift which will help us add critical faculty positions to meet the exploding demand for the PPE Program from our students. The University announcement is available HERE.

It is our pleasure to announce that Aliosha Barranco Lopez, Alex Campbell, Joseph Porter, and Matthew Hernandez have been selected as Maynard Adams Fellows for the Public Humanities! They will be engaged in a seminar with Philip Kitcher in spring 2019.

Congratulations, all!

Finnur Dellsen has been awarded the Lauener Prize for Up-and-Coming Philosophers. More details are available here.

Congratulations, Finnur!

Larisa Svirsky has won a Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship for her dissertation, Responsibility and Relationship.

Congratulations, Larisa!