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  • Pink and purple magazine cover with brain at top. Text in pink stating Philosophy New Magazine. Headline text includes Consciousness & Memory with more text underneath
    The 2026 edition of the Philosophy News edition is now available online and in the department
  • Illustration of a U of T pen nib splashing fuchsia-colored ink on contrasting blue and fuchsia background, surrounded by the words "Philosophy Undergraduate Essay Awards"
    Undergraduate essay awards submission date is August 28, 2026
  • Head shot of older man with long, graying hair in a pony tail and a full beard wearing a shirt and suit jacket, beside a U of T blue background with the words, "Stephen Menn, inaugural Michael & Virginia Walsh Chair in History of Philosophy
    Stephen Menn joins the department as the inaugural Michael & Virginia Walsh Chair in History of Philosophy
  • On a U of T blue background, a headshot of Alex Koo, an East Asian man with short black hair and glasses, besides the word, "Alex Koo: Teaching Excellence & Innovation"
    Alex Koo, recipient of a Faculty of Arts & Science Outstanding Teaching Award--Early Career, talks pedagogy and community
  • David Dyzenhaus is honoured with the prestigious 2025 Killam Prize for social sciences
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Photo of man with mussed hair and mustache in circle and text on right stating Andrew Lee and text on left stating OVPRI Emerging Scholar Award

Andrew Lee Receives UTSC’s 2026 OVPRI Emerging Scholar Award

Monday August 24, 2026

Andrew Lee, Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy, has received the OVPRI Emerging Scholar Award, which recognizes outstanding early-career researchers at U of T Scarborough.

New UTM Philosophy Summer Camps Introduce Children to the Big Questions

Tuesday August 18, 2026

Conventional wisdom suggests that philosophy isn’t for kids: it’s too abstract, too attention-demanding, and too serious. Not so, according to the minds behind UTM’s new philosophy summer camps. The Little Thinkers Camp and … Read More

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What Does It Mean that the Idea Is the truth

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An Unusual Zoroastrian Solution to the Problem of Evil

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2026 Toronto Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy: A Celebration of Deborah Black

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