Radheesh is a third-year Philosophy specialist. His philosophical interests, in no particular order, are Ethics, 17th-18th Century Philosophy, the Philosophy of Religion, and Kant. Some specific problems that interest Radheesh are the intersection of God and ethics, freedom and responsibility, existential anxiety, and the ethics of dying. Radheesh is also the Editor-in-Chief of The Zeitgeist. His interests outside of philosophy include classical art, rock music, and drinking tea. He’s happy to argue with any Marxists.

Will is a fourth-year student studying cognitive science and philosophy, with a minor in Buddhism, psychology, and mental health. He is particularly interested in philosophical debates surrounding consciousness, the self, free will, and intentionality. Outside of academics, Will is passionate about music, poetry, film, and soccer, and has a (borderline) unhealthy obsession with language. Wherever he is, you will find him in a state of perpetual disappointment with the Toronto Raptors.

Zoe is a third-year student majoring in philosophy with a minor in history. In addition to editing, she is co-directing our social media this year. Her philosophical interests include logic, existentialism, and early analytic philosophy. Her previous editorial experience includes a position as an editor for The Oracle at York University. When she is not busy studying at Robarts, she is likely at trivia club, playing chess, or at work at the local music store. She is also a social media coordinator this year for the Journal. 

Simon is a third-year student majoring in philosophy and english. His philosophical interests include social contract theory, issues of identity in metaphysics, and questions of the soul, but you could also ask him about romantic literature or 19th-century American essayists. He spends his free time listening to music and improving as a poet.

Tessa is a 3rd year student specializing in Physics and Philosophy with minors in HPST and Mathematics. Beyond editing, she is co-directing our social media this year. She's interested in the philosophy of scientific change, metaphysics, and logic. She fosters particular affections for Marx, Kant, and the Oxford comma. Otherwise, Tessa can be found perusing a juicy historical fiction novel or attempting to make her own clothes from sustainable textiles. Tessa is currently doing research in HPST and is the co-president of the University of Toronto Badminton Club. She loves her dog, who is named Bao.

Evelyn is a fourth-year student specializing in philosophy. Her primary historical interest is early modern European philosophy, with particular emphasis on Spinoza and Kant. Her primary theoretical interests are ethics and religion, political and economic theory, and the philosophy of social science. Her interests outside of philosophy include classic film history, chess, classical music, and Latin.

Diya is a third-year student majoring in English literature and minoring in philosophy and Writing & Rhetoric. Her philosophical interests are in the study of free will, philosophy of mind, and debates concerning the relationship between morality and religion. Outside of philosophy, Diya is a copyeditor with The Varsity and is passionate about South Asian literature.

Aman is a third-year student studying philosophy and linguistics. His philosophical interests include phenomenology, psychoanalysis, and postcolonial theory. His interest in language and linguistics concerns the cross-section between the philosophy of language, and its evolution and cognition. Currently, he is doing a research project on the history and philosophy of science. Outside of academics, he enjoys walking and running for long distances.