Read the full Carolina Arts & Sciences article here.

The Institute for the Arts & Humanities featured Mariska Leunissen on their recent podcast episode. She explains her studies on the works of Aristotle, specifically his biology; listen here.

Steve Swartzer recently presented a paper at the 2016 Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress (RoME) that was selected as the runner-up for its Young Ethicist Prize. The paper is called “The Slurring Function of (American) Punishment”. Congratulations, Steve!

It gives us great pleasure to announce that Matt Kotzen has been awarded UNC’s Philip and Ruth Hettleman Prize for Artistic and Scholarly Achievement by Young Faculty. The highly prestigious award, established in 1986, recognizes the achievements of outstanding junior … Read more

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Philip Bold wins UNC Global Partnership Award to support his presenting his paper at the KCL-UNC Graduate Student Workshop in London. See here for more details.

Inspiring work by an alum of our Outreach Program: http://www.angelusnews.com/news/local/a-mission-to-sew-mercy-in-californias-prison-system-10801/#.Vz5_tdT3arU.

Jeff Sebo, Research Assistant Professor and Associate Director of the Parr Center, was interviewed by UNC Research about food ethics. Click here to read the full interview.

At their annual meeting today, the Department’s tenured and tenure-track faculty adopted the following diversity statement: “The non-discrimination policy of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (http://policies.unc.edu/policies/nondiscrim/) states that we are “committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming … Read more

Jeff Sebo was interviewed on WUNC’s “The State of Things” on the Ethics of Humor, in connection with the “Interdisciplinary Approaches to Humor” conference co-organized by Matt Kotzen. Check it out here.