COMPASS at Michigan

The Department of Philosophy at the University of Michigan is thrilled to announce COMPASS at Michigan 2026. The workshop will bring together students with an interest in pursuing academic philosophy for a weekend of discussion, networking, and mentoring. Advanced undergraduates and M.A. students (first and second year) who are planning to apply to graduate institutions in North America are eligible to apply. All costs (travel, food, lodging) will be paid for by the program.

The workshop will take place from October 2nd–4th, with participants arriving in Ann Arbor on the evening of October 1st.

More information:

Final Spring 2026 Public Philosophy Colloquium, Thursday, April 16 @ 4:30pm, MAIN 115. All are welcome!

Dr. Michael Otteson will present “Orwell on Political Justifications for Political Repression: Ancient and Modern Examples”

Zoom Meeting: https://usu.zoom.us/j/87865326387?pwd=Hmbwzpl5zp6eelcoyuEG00H8QGUEBR.1
Meeting ID: 878 6532 6387
Passcode: 903944

Public Lecture on “African Jewish History: Religion and Community on a Global Stage,” next Wednesday, April 15 @ 9:30am

This event is funded with the generous support of a private donation. Additional support is provided thanks to a Public Engagement & Impact Grant from the Global Philosophy of Religion Project 2 (GPR-2).