David Bakhurst, George Whalley Distinguished University Professor and John and Ella G. Charlton Professor of Philosophy, and Executive Editor of the Journal of Philosophy of Education, was recently featured on NPR’s “The Academic Minute”, discussing why education matters to philosophy.

Recently launched on February 23rd is a new online database created as part of a SSHRC-funded collaborative project by a team of researchers and front-line organisations across Ontario and Canada, and built in part by Catherine Stinson's Ethics and Technology Lab at Queen's University. Tracking (In)Justice has been created to monitor and provide information about the date and location of police violence as well as age, race, and gender of victims when available based on publicly available sources.

Dalitso Ruwe, newly appointed Assistant Professor in Black Political Thought, will speak at TEDxQueensU, this February 5th, at the Kingston Grand Theatre.

In a recent piece of public philosophy, published in Aeon, David Bakhurst, George Whalley Distinguished University Professor and John and Ella G. Charlton Professor of Philosophy, argues that education has been ignored by contemporary philosophers, and that this must change.

PhD Candidate Michael Luoma has received a 2023 Sanders Graduate Student Award, awarded to the three best papers in mind, metaphysics, epistemology, or ethics submitted by graduate students for the annual APA Eastern Division. The prize is valued at $1,000 and is funded through the generosity of the Marc Sanders Foundation.