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On Tuesday, Sept. 2, University of Idaho professor Bert Baumgaertner kicked off the fall semester’s Malcolm Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium with “Easy for Humans, Hard for AI: Metaphor Abstraction and Reasoning […]
Every day, most of us wake up and go to school or a job. We tend to create have daily routines, day in and day out. But, we rarely stop […]
I’m a woman, a sophomore in college and preparing for a career in the journalism field — I have just now been exposed to what feminism really is. Before […]
Plaedo Wellman was concerned as he introduced himself to the audience at One World Cafe Aug. 31. The self-described “story-telling hippie hop philosopher” needed to improvise — his usual act […]
The uses of philosophy and computer science are coming together to explain the phenomenon of how beliefs spread within a society. Robert Heckendorn, an associate professor of computer science, and […]
Nobody understands the pros and cons of having a busy schedule better than Bryce Blankenship. The University of Idaho philosophy professor not only holds an instructing position with the university […]
Despite being easily bored and a self-described poor student, small-town rancher and Fulbright Scholar, Brian Ellison has found himself working in academia.