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Fall 2024 Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
Congratulations to our newest philosophy major Phi Beta Kappa inductees, Elizabeth Christine Dorsett, Susanna King, Edward Gallardo Lezada, III, Emma Mae Whitaker, Lindsey Ann Cunningham, and Michael Lu Zhang! The official press release may be found here. Each semester, Alpha of … Read more
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Parr Center News
Our wonderful Parr Center and some of their recent endeavors are discussed here: Firstly, the Parr Center has been awarded an Educating Character Initiative Grant, which will support a year-long project to study and expand undergraduate education. Read More Here Secondly, … Read more
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Paper by UNC Grad, Vida Yao Named One of the Best by Philosopher’s Annual
Paper by Vida Yao named one of the year’s best by Philosopher’s Annual Vida Yao, who earned her master’s and Ph.D. in philosophy at UNC, now a professor at UCLA, had a paper selected for the 2023 Philosopher’s Annual. … Read more
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Alex Worsnip’s University Research Profile Interview
formerly known as Endeavors RUNC: Alex Worsnip Alex Worsnip researches what it is to be rational — and why, sometimes, we aren’t. photo by Megan Mendenhall By endeavors October 8th, 2024 Research UNCovered | Society Alex Worsnip is a professor and director of … Read more
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2025 North Carolina High School Ethics Bowl
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