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Sarah Pessin: Podcast Interview

August 18, 2021

Listen to Pessin's Interview

Professor Sarah Pessin was a recent guest on a Team Human podcast episode.

In the episode, Pessin "helps us learn to treasure the great human in-between" and explores how our lives as humans are always incomplete.
Marco Nathan: Black Boxes: How Science Turns Ignorance Into Knowledge

August 1, 2021

Learn More About Nathan's Book

Professor Marco Nathan released his latest book, "Black Boxes: How Science Turns Ignorance Into Knowledge," in August 2021. Nathan's book was published with Oxford University Press.
Thomas Nail: Theory of the Earth

April 1, 2021

Read About Nail's Book

Associate Professor Thomas Nail published his most recent book, "Theory of the Earth," with Stanford University Press in April 2021.

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July 7, 2021

DU Alumna on the Philosophy of Witch Hunts, Past and Present

July 1, 2021

Philosophy MA Student Teaches Critical Thinking in the Classroom

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November 2, 2020

CAHSS Student Book Review: "An Ethical Guidebook to the Zombie Apocalypse" by Bryan Hall

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August 4, 2020

Pushing for Change: DU Grad Volunteers with Human Rights Group in Peru

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May 2, 2020

The Hegel Society of America

Dr. Nail's new book, Lucretius 2: The Ethics of Motion

April 13, 2020

Philosophy Professor's New Book Lucretius II: The Ethics of Motion

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April 11, 2019

CAHSS Alumna Abigail Negley: One Year Later

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September 10, 2016

Theory of the Border

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