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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At Moving-Up Day Award ceremonies held on the SLU campus on Saturday, April 27, philosophy major Katie Green '13 won the Kathryn Fraser MacKay...
Philosophy major Katie Green '13 won the Kathryn Fraser MacKay Endowed Prize in Philosophy and major Shawn Austin '13 won the Don Makosky award...
Philosophy
Psychology
I chose St. Lawrence because of the location. It is beautiful around here. I love all that St...
