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August 20 is National Radio Day!

August 20 is National Radio Day! In the United States, entertainment radio broadcasting first began in the 1910s and the first commercial radio station was established in 1920 in Detroit, […]

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August 20 is National Radio Day!

August 20 is National Radio Day! In the United States, entertainment radio broadcasting first began in the 1910s and the first commercial radio station was established in 1920 in Detroit, […]

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August 20 is National Radio Day!

August 20 is National Radio Day! In the United States, entertainment radio broadcasting first began in the 1910s and the first commercial radio station was established in 1920 in Detroit, […]

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Apply Now: Teaching Assistant Professor in History, Philosophy, and/or Study of Science and Technology, the Herbst Program at CU-Boulder

The Herbst Program for Engineering, Ethics and Society at CU-Boulder invites applications for a full-time Instructor position in the History, Philosophy, and/or Study of Science and Technology (STS).

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American Political Thought: Winter 2023 Issue

American Political Thought, a JMC-supported journal, has recently published its Winter 2023 issue which includes pieces by several JMC scholars.

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Elon Musk and Free Speech

What James Madison and American History Can Teach Us about Current Free Speech Questions

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CU-Boulder: “Towards the Limits of the Possible: The Philosophic Ambition of a Technological Science”

On November 5, 2021 the Engineering Leadership Program at the University of Colorado-Boulder, will host fellow Tobin Craig for a virtual lecture on science, nature, and Francis Bacon.

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CU-Boulder: How Different Understandings of Science Influence Expectations

On March 22, 2021 the Engineering Leadership Program at the University of Colorado-Boulder, will host fellow Erin Dolgoy for a virtual lecture on society and different understandings of science.

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CU-Boulder: Thermodynamics, Atoms, and Citizenship

On February 5, 2021 the Engineering Leadership Program at the University of Colorado-Boulder, held its first in a series of virtual lectures on STEM and democracy.

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Glenn Moots on Virtual Teaching and Philosophical Responses to COVID-19

JMC faculty partner Glenn Moots has recently written articles for Law & Liberty and Public Discourse on philosophical approaches to COVID-19 and its effect on higher education.

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Free Access to all of Harvard’s Case Law

Several online tools are available to search and access digital versions of Harvard's entire case law collection, including one designed by JMC to generate documents suitable for classroom use.

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A Science of Literature: Book Reviews

Ben Merriam considers several recent books on the trend towards digital humanities

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Benjamin Storey: Tocqueville on Technology

Critics say that Alexis de Tocqueville failed to notice the importance of technology in young America. Benjamin Storey argues otherwise.

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