Do we have free will? Does God exist? How should I live? What is happiness? Is there a human nature? Why do people disagree? In our classes, we seek truth by asking questions, answering the questions, and questioning the answers.
Philosophy begins with an attitude of intellectual humility, which requires honest evaluation of arguments, respectful consideration of other points of view, and willingness to revise your own beliefs.
In our classes, you will learn how to analyze arguments, read carefully, think critically, and write effectively.
Faculty & Staff
Departmental Assistant
Professor of Philosophy, Co-Chair of Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Visiting Assistant Professor, Interdisciplinary Humanities
Assistant Professor in Political Science and Philosophy
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Post Doctoral Fellow
Associate Professor and Chair, Philosophy
Professor of Philosophy, Co-Chair of Philosophy, Politics and Economics