From trash animals to sacred cows: Exploring human-animal relationships across the globe
One longhorn steer named Chaco may be responsible for shaping the direction of Kelsi Nagy’s life.
Tag: "Department of Philosophy"
CSU professor joins Swedish project to study global overpopulation
A Colorado State University professor has joined forces with a faculty member in Sweden on an interdisciplinary project to study a “growing” problem: global overpopulation.
Martha Nussbaum talks available online
Registration for talks in the Lory Student Center Theater at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. has reached capacity.
Philosopher Martha Nussbaum speaks on campus Nov. 10
One of America’s most influential philosophers, Martha Nussbaum, will deliver two lectures at Colorado State University Nov. 10 in the Lory Student Center Theater.
Applying Ethics: How Philosophy Brings Clarity to Emerging Challenges
A study recently published in the journal Science shows that artificial intelligence (AI) technologies display racial and gender bias.
Summertime Standouts: College of Liberal Arts
This summer, many College of Liberal Arts students splashed into research and internships across.
Summertime Standouts: College of Liberal Arts
This summer, many College of Liberal Arts students splashed into research and internships across the country.
Clothing and Sustainability: Your carbon footprint three-day event
A research team in the School of Global Environmental Sustainability is hosting a three-day event focused on clothing and overconsumption March 27-29.
Exploring the complexities of forgiveness
Judaism teaches that the concept of forgiveness constitutes one of the most essential fundamentals of the human relationship with God and with each other.
Oxford turns to CSU for environmental ethics expertise
Colorado State University has long been recognized for its expertise in environmental ethics, a field that CSU Professor Emeritus Holmes Rolston helped found in the 1970s.