On Friday, November 8th, at 3 p.m., join us for a special conference by Professor Michael Pelias on the intersections between Marx and Nietzsche. Explore the historical and conceptual ties between these two giants and their impact on contemporary social theory and practice. The event will be held at Webster Library, Room LB-362, and is co-presented by SoPhiA.
Chair and Executive Coordinator
Daniel Pontoh
Internal Relations and Faculty Liaison
Simon-Pierre Cote
Inter University Liaison:
Mathieu Charbonneau
Accountant and Budget Coordinator:
Sebastian Pineiro
Outreach and Communications Coordinator
Sindy Ann Fernando
Academic Accessibility Representative
Margaret L. Ross
Social and Events Coordinator
Lily Mah
SoPhiA Review Editor-in-Chief:
Isabelle Ranger
ASFA Representative
Noah Birdsell
Sustainability and Inclusivity Advisor:
Tania Brand
We will hold a vote for next year’s SoPhiA executives. All positions are available. Any Phil undergrad is allowed to run! A Zoom link will be posted before the GA.
On top of that, we will announce and discuss the end of the semester social. We hope to see you all there!
What? SoPhiA GA
Date: April 12th
Time: 6 pm
Location: Phil Lounge on Saint Mathieu
These are some of the new books we got! Check the complete list and browse our catalogue Here
For questions about loans contact: (community dot sophia at asfa dot ca)
Philosophy undergrads, mark your calendars! Join us at Sophia’s General Assembly on Tuesday, March 5th, from 2-4 PM at 1175 St Mathieu. Your input is crucial! 🗳️ We’re diving into the ASFA strike called for March 11-15th and discussing whether Sophia should join. Let’s explore what it means to stand in solidarity and vote on our stance! 💬
We have vacant positions – step up and join SoPhiA!
Uncover the opportunities in the Sophia Review – our call for papers and editors. Be part of the undergrad Phil journal and contribute to philosophical discourse!
💰Discover the Sheila Mason Bursary, the Women in Phil panel, and grab the last pieces of our merch!
Make this General Assembly a platform for engaging in discussions and meaningful decisions. See you there!
Calling all philosophy students! Dive into the depths of classic literature with our King Lear reading group, starting this Thursday, Feb 15th, at 5 PM in the GN Lounge. Weekly meetings every Thursday.
🤔💭 Dr. Perry and the Students of Philosophy Association believe in the importance of exploring timeless classics. This reading group aims to deepen our understanding of philosophical themes within King Lear. Limited to 10 participants for engaging discussions. While we can’t guarantee everyone a spot, we encourage your eagerness to be a part of this enriching experience!
📩 Interested? Secure your spot by emailing [ Events dot sophia at asfa dot ca]. Let’s unravel the philosophical layers of King Lear together! 📖
The thirteenth edition of Philopolis will take place on February 23rd , 24th and 25th 2024 at McGill University.
Philopolis is an annual three-day conference organized by philosophy students from McGill,
Concordia, UQAM and UdeM whose central goal is to facilitate exchanges between the grand
public, students, professors and researchers from all fields. Through more than 60 activities,
panels, discussions and debates, Philopolis is a unique occasion for groups that are too often
separated to share their ideas and offers a single opportunity for those who want to initiate
themselves to philosophical research.
For any further question or request, please communicate with us at info@philopolis.net.
Students of Philosophy Association 