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October 16, 2025
Get to Know The Philosophy Club at ASU: A Q&A with Club President Kinan Cehajic
What is the meaning of life? Are we even real? Is a burrito a sandwich?
The Philosophy Club at ASU discusses these questions and more every week over a home-cooked meal prepared by Thad Botham, the club’s faculty advisor and associate teaching professor of philosophy.
October 8, 2025
Follow the Sources
Leanza Kopa is a master’s student at Arizona State University, where she studies Global History. While pursuing her degree, Leanza’s passion for cultural history emerged from a lifelong curiosity about the stories that shaped communities. After uncovering a petition signed by over two hundred students, sparking a deeper investigation into Scottish university societies—particularly the Dialectic Society—and their influence on political discourse and civic identity in nineteenth-century Scotland.
August 13, 2025
This is what it means to be a Historian
Ryan Huff is a master’s student at Arizona State University, where he studies early modern British and Scottish history. While earning his degree, Ryan developed a particular interest in the religious and political dynamics of late seventeenth-century Scotland. His research focuses on Bishop James Aitken of Galloway and the role of episcopal authority during the Restoration and Killing Times.
