Dinner & Dialogue: Should Animal Testing Be Phased Out?
Anne Baril (Philosophy) and Erik Herzog (Biology)
Events
Civil Society Brunch: The Politics of Futurity
Deva Woodly (Brown University)
Civil Society Brunch: Somebody Should Do Something
Michael Brownstein (John Jay College of Criminal Justice), Daniel Kelly (Purdue University), and Alex Madva (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)
Dinner & Dialogue: Apologies and Reparations: Which Comes First?
Adrienne Davis (Law) and Thembelani Mbatha (African & African American Studies)
Civil Society Brunch: Conservative and Progressive, American Style
Dan Haybron (Saint Louis University)
Dinner & Dialogue: Should Universities Allow Disruptive Protests?
Frank Lovett (Political Science) and Gregory Magarian (Law)
Cultivating Disagreement Teaching Symposium
Learn how other WashU faculty are creating opportunities for students to speak up and express disagreement in the classroom
Newmark Sociology Lecture: Alexander Heffner
Summer Philosophy Academy
"How to Disagree: Ethics and Political Philosophy" is a free one-week summer course for high school students