The Prindle Institute for Ethics

The Prindle Institute for Ethics Creating exceptional ethics education experiences at DePauw and beyond since 2007.

As one of the largest collegiate ethics institutes in the country, The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics is committed to helping students sort out and communicate their values in order to better their lives and the communities they live in by providing a variety of enriching and engaging ethics education materials for educators. The Prindle Institute sets students on the path to effective leaders

hip by developing their capacity for moral reasoning in workshops, digital lessons, and other resources for the classroom.

Associate Director Jamie Herman and Visiting Scholar David Holiday both had a busy year in print, with research appearin...
06/20/2026

Associate Director Jamie Herman and Visiting Scholar David Holiday both had a busy year in print, with research appearing in Educational Theory, Theory and Research in Education, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, and Holocaust Studies. Their work tackles questions as wide-ranging as how universities should balance free speech and safety, why exploitation persists in academic institutions, whether winning is really what sports are about, and what forgiveness and revenge can teach us about rebuilding moral community after atrocity. Read more about their research at the link in our bio.

06/04/2026

Leo has a pink marker, a gray scrapyard, and absolutely zero self-restraint. Our new discussion guide for Leo and the Pink Marker turns one very colorful afternoon into big questions about creativity, rules, and what it means to be loved unconditionally. Check it out at prindleinstitute.org/tcp. 🩷

Teaching Ethics is making a new home at the Prindle Institute. We’re proud to contribute to a new chapter for ethics edu...
05/26/2026

Teaching Ethics is making a new home at the Prindle Institute. We’re proud to contribute to a new chapter for ethics education scholarship, starting in January. Link in bio for the full story.

The Spring 2026 semester is in the books. Whether you’re heading home, staying in Greencastle, or somewhere in between, ...
05/15/2026

The Spring 2026 semester is in the books. Whether you’re heading home, staying in Greencastle, or somewhere in between, we hope you take some time this summer to rest, explore, and keep asking good questions. Have a great one, Tigers. We’ll see you in the Fall!

05/05/2026

He just wanted someone to play with. Blue Monster is a riotously funny new picture book about impulse, honesty, and the surprisingly complicated business of saying sorry. Our latest Teaching Children Philosophy discussion guide is now available at prindleinstitute.org.

05/01/2026

Finals got you stressed? Come decompress at the Prindle Institute for Ethics. Free coffee, hot tea, snacks, yard games, and some of the best outdoor spaces on campus — all yours during finals week. Join us Friday, May 8 from 3 PM to 9 PM, Sunday, May 10 from 12 PM to 9 PM, and regular hours (9 AM to 5 PM) Monday through Friday.

Another year, another cohort of Hillman Interns who made us think harder, ask better questions, and do more meaningful w...
05/01/2026

Another year, another cohort of Hillman Interns who made us think harder, ask better questions, and do more meaningful work. We’re so proud of everything the 2025-2026 class accomplished at the Prindle Institute, and to our seniors heading out into the world: congratulations. We can’t wait to see what you do with it.

Should countries be able to require military service from their citizens? The Hillman Interns are tabling at Stewart Pla...
04/09/2026

Should countries be able to require military service from their citizens? The Hillman Interns are tabling at Stewart Plaza tomorrow to dig into the ethics of mandatory conscription. Stop by, share your take, and see where the conversation goes. April 10, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Stewart Plaza.

What makes a career worth pursuing? Is it income, impact, audience, or something else entirely? The Hillman Interns are ...
03/31/2026

What makes a career worth pursuing? Is it income, impact, audience, or something else entirely? The Hillman Interns are tabling at Stewart Plaza on Friday, April 3, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to dig into that question and others. Stop by, share your take, and see where the conversation goes.

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