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Senior Essays from 2017
Education, Sophistry, and the Polis, according to Plato and Hume, Jack Iles
The Legacy of Euclid, Nicholas Johnson
Missing the Marx? : A Retrospective Into States of Nature, an Exploration of Exploitation and Questions for Our Future, Alejandro Kerrigan
Nature Leaving Nature: The Journey of Man, Jack Konevich
Introductory Lectures: On the Origin of Resolutions Toward A Mind of One's Own, Dustin Linck
The Evolutionary Tendencies of the Human Aesthetic, James M. Maynard
Phaedrus: The Soul Discovering Truth, Alexander Otto
I 'Kant' Believe It's Not Science! An Exposition of the Metaphysician's Self-Abuse in the Pursuit of Truth, Gabrielle Patterson
Emperors in Mirrors Are Smaller Than They Appear, Andrew Penman
Could We Be Wrong? An Exploration into Mathematical Truths, First Principles, Where We Were Wrong, and How We Could Be Wrong Again, Kathryn Price
On Becoming a Monster: A Psychoanalytic Understanding of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Dimitri Quaglierini
Senior Essays from 2016
Medea and Othello: Subversions of Aristotle's Archetypal Tragic Heroes, Meg Birgen
From Knowledge to Wisdom: the Journey to a Personal Relationship with God, Callie R. Camper
Villains and Victims in Love: An Investigation of Love's Changing Characterization in Racine's Phèdre, Jennifer Chavez
Learning Through Conversation: The Role of Friendship, Reuben M. Delay
The Journey to Redemption: An Examination of the Relationships in Goethe's Faust, Zoë de Lellis
Character Identification: A Guide To Yourself, Jonathan Gumz
The Way of the One, Henry C. Hall
What the Hill Does Tom Know?, E. Aracely Maravilla
The Rewards of Injustice: The Justice of Inversion in Dante's Inferno, Shane McCarthy
An Inquiry Into the Condition of Man, Amanda Muña
I Fear the Versed, Erica Rohach
Platopia: The Republic and Why It Isn't Socrates' Eden, Alyson Runke
Philosophical Fools: an Examination of Materialism in Denis Diderot's Rameau's Nephew, Henry Ward
