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Lies, Damned Lies, and Fake News

Fake News

Civic Engagement and Justice in a Post Truth Society UCCS Downtown Friday, October 21 5-6PM Free and Open to the Public

Ethics Slam

Ethics Slam

A Philosophy in the City and UCCS Philosophy Club Collaboration Friday, October 14 5:30-7PM Bell Brothers Brewing 114 N. Tejon St.

Hindu Nationalism Talk

Hindu Nationalism Talk

Globalizing Censorship, Localizing Hate: How Hindutva Futurism Reframes Extremism as Antiracism A Center for Religious Diversity & Public Life discussion with Dr. Dheepa Sundaram Thursday, October 6th, 6:00 – 7:15 pm University Center auditorium, room 302, UCCS campus The event is FREE.

Colorado Blackpackers

Colorado Blackpackers

Colorado Blackpackers Philosophy in the City Friday, September 9 5:30-7pm Free and open to all

To the Battlefield and Back Again: Dialogues on the Experience of War

To the Battlefield

Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1 Feb 2, March 2 6-8pm Active Duty, Veterans, Families, Affiliates, and Civilians. All are welcome.

Tyranny from Plato to Trump

Tyranny from Plato to Trump

Dr. Andrew Fiala (Fresno State) Presented by the UCCS Center for Legal Studies March 31, 2022 Centennial Hall, 188 5:30-7pm

Nerd Wars: A Philosophical Discussion of Fans and Fandoms

Nerd Wars

Philosophy in the City Jose-Antonio Orosco (Oregon State) Court Lewis (Pellissippi State Community College) Paula Smithka (University of Southern Mississippi) Colin Lewis (UCCS) Friday, February 4 5:30-7pm Free and Open to All

Philosophy and Humor

Humor

Philosophy in the City Dr. Sonja Tanner and Dr. Colin Lewis Friday, December 3 5:30-7pm Free and Open to All

Education : Theory and Policy

Education: Theory and Policy

Philosophy in the City Join us for a virtual open panel discussion about the future of education in our country. Dr. Lisa Fetman (UCCS) Dr. Manya Whitaker (CC) Dr. Linsay DeMartino (Illinois State) Friday, March 5 5:30-7PM Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/ze1vaqgy

Roots & Religion: A Conversation with Dr. Richard Newton

Roots & Religion

A virtual conversation about Dr. Newton's recent book Wednesday, March 3, 2021 2 PM CST To register and join the event: HTTPS://www.cvent.com/D/XJQ0Q3 Presented by the Center for Religious Diversity and Public Life

Education and Equality

First Friday

Philosophy in the City A Live Virtual Conversation with Colorado Springs Educators 5:30-7pm Friday, December 4 To register, please click here: http://www.cvent.com/events/philosophy-in-the-city-series/agenda-4f286bfd0cfd4be0a4108691e1ab5789.aspx#tabs-4

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