About Logos

Logos, the Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy at Cornell University annually publishes outstanding undergraduate work in all branches and traditions of philosophy. Supported in part by the Sage School of Philosophy, this entirely student-run publication collects undergraduate papers from departments all around the world. The staff is responsible for collecting, discussing, evaluating, editing, and publishing submitted papers.

Additionally, Logos regularly hosts formal and informal events of philosophical interest, thus fostering undergraduate exposure to the discipline. Logos is committed to aid in the formation of an undergraduate philosophy community at Cornell and its surrounding areas. All undergraduate students with interest in philosophy are strongly encouraged to join.

Announcement

The Undergraduate Kretzmann Philosophy Lecture is tomorrow! Professor Mark Kingwell (University of Toronto) will be giving a talk entitled "Philosophy as/and/of Art". All undergraduates interested in philosophy are strongly encouraged to attend! More details can be found at the Events page.

Also, there are still spots open for the lunch and dinner on the day of the conference. Particularly if you are a philosophy major interested in dining with Professor Kingwell, write djr236@cornell.edu to reserve a spot.