PhD student Ian Olasov and alumna Rachel McKinney are quoted in a article titled “Ivanka Trump’s Foray into Nietzsche, and Other Gratuitous Misuses of Philosophy”,…
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Faculty, students, and alumni are invited to complete a brief questionnaire to contribute to CUNY Philosophy’s annual end-of-year newsletter. (See ours newsletters from previous years – 2015, 2016…
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Charles W. Mills, who was welcomed into the CUNY GC Philosophy faculty as a Distinguished Professor in 2016, has been elected into the American Academy of Arts…
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Alumnus Ben Abelson and Professor Massimo Pigliucci were each recently interviewed by Skye Cleary in the American Philosophical Association’s APA Blog. Both Abelson and Pigliucci participated in the…
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Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Graham Priest has co-authored an article in Aeon Magazine, applying dialetheist logic to a perennial question in the philosophy of art: how can…
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The New York Times By NICKOLAS PAPPAS APRIL 4, 2016 The Stone is a forum for contemporary philosophers and other thinkers on issues both timely and timeless….
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Brian Leiter, on his popular blog Leiter Reports, recently conducted a survey about philosophers of art post-1945, and CUNY Graduate Center Philosophy Program Distinguished Professor…
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Fighting octopuses ‘change colour to signal intent’ 29 January 2016 Octopuses may have more complex social interactions than previously believed, a new study has found….
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Samir Chopra is Professor of Philosophy at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center, CUNY. He is also a Graduate Center alumnus, having earned his PhD…
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The central theses of Noel Carroll’s 1990 Philosophy of Horror are detailed in this video by PBS Ideas Channel, a show hosted by Mike Rugnetta…
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New research by Peter Godfrey-Smith, with David Scheel, a biologist at Alaska Pacific University, and Matthew Lawrence, an Australian diver, on octopus communication by bodily signals…
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At the October 1-3 2010 New Yorker Festival, Joan Acocella discussed the vampire genre with philosopher Noël Carrol, author Stephen King, filmmaker Matt Reeves &…
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The 2015 Philosophy Department Newsletter is now available to view online. 2015 Newsletter Below is the Letter from the EO that begins the newsletter. Also…
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Article in 3:AM Plato aims at virtue By Richard Marshall of 3:AM Iakovos Vasiliou is a Glenfiddich of Plato studies, brooding continuously on what Plato…
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The student committee elections are over and the results are in! Here are the committee members for the 2014-2015 academic year: Student Steering Committee Cosim…
