Philosophy and Religion

Avoiding curricular pitfalls of study abroad

The trouble with algorithmic ethics

Will new anti-doping regs be enough to save horses—and horse racing?

Michael Bloomberg will donate his eponymous company to a philanthropic trust

Growing team at Northeastern ready to tackle bioethical questions

Humanities and the Digital Future of Health and Healthcare: A Curriculum

Intelligence, Data, Ethics and Society (IDEAS) Summer Institute

Sacred Writes Public Scholarship on Religion, Gender and Sexuality

Retailers are embracing Ramadan, and it could be a chance to improve religious literacy in the U.S.

There are two northern white rhinos left, both females. Here's how science hopes to save them from extinction

Northeastern professor wins Rising Star award from Association of Psychological Science for work on visual perception, consciousness

Muslim holidays find welcome from mainstream retailers with new Ramadan goods

Christian nationalists are enamored with Putin, even if they oppose Russia, new research from Northeastern professor says

Gymnast Dunne's AI spot raises questions about NIL ethics

Abby Boyer

Major: Behavioral Neuroscience and Philosopy combined major

Rosaries as fashion: Why not to wear prayer beads as an accessory

Devotion, as defined by an Olympian, a former monk and a religious ethicist

Why bother bringing back the dodo?

Daniel Barbarrusa

Visiting Researcher

Northeastern holiday gift guide 2022: the best gifts in tech

How science changes the way we think, according to 10 leading scientists

Human rights should guide all philanthropic giving, says professor

Is COVID-19 becoming less polarizing?

Could lab-grown meat pave the way for more ethical, environmentally friendly food?