philosophy
“The unexamined life is not worth living,” according to philosopher Socrates (469-399 BC). The study of philosophy offers the opportunity to examine the deep questions of human existence: What does it mean to live life well? What is reality? Do we really know anything, and if so, how? Through examining such questions, students develop both creativity and critical thinking skills.
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Three SLU Philosophy majors recently won awards at Moving Up Day held on April 28, 2012: SCHOLARSHIP AWARDSLinda Reeves Pettit Endowed Merit...
Congratulations to the new members of Phi Sigma Tau, the Philosophy Honor Society! Joining current members Sarah Baver, Nicole Carnevale, Jacob...
Three SLU philosophy majors have earned scholarships for the summer of 2012.
Jordan Dewey '13 will focus on the topic of "The Effects of...
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Philosophy
Asian Studies and Religious Studies
I studied abroad in India during the fall semester of my junior year. While abroad in India I...