Philosophy and Religion

Choctaw Native creates space for understanding philosophy of  Indigenous Peoples

Bringing the social and ethical responsibilities of computing to the forefront

Patients still discriminate against health care workers of color. Why don’t more hospitals ban it?

Justin Caouette

Visiting Lecturer, Philosophy and Religion

Orthodox Preist, Jan. 6 Participant Supports Russian Government Scheme Enticing Conservatives to Move to Russia

Marina DiMarco

Assistant Professor, Philosophy and Religion and Health Sciences

How to help those impacted by the wildfires in Maui

Is facial recognition identifying you? Are there ‘dog whistles’ in ChatGPT? Ethics in artificial intelligence gets unpacked

‘Democracy is a tool of Satan’: The murky world of Orthodox influencers

An Integrated Prescriptive Framework for Human-AI Collaboration

The Southern Baptist Convention is trying to prevent women from being pastors. What does that mean for religion in America?

What parents, not just children, can learn from watching ‘Bluey'

Bringing the social and ethical responsibilities computing to the forefront

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