Journal of Moral Theology, Vol. 9 Special Issue #2

Journal of Moral Theology, Vol. 9 Special Issue #2

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Matthew J. Gaudet (Editor)

James Keenan S.J. (Editor)

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One needs only a cursory examination of recent news to recognize that university scandals are commonplace: the admissions fraud scandal in elite universities; the cheating scandal at Harvard; athletic/academic fraud at the University of North Carolina; the rape allegations at the University of Virginia; the settlement at University of Colorado over the dismissal of a faculty member; the hazing death at Florida A&M University; the firing of the President and football coach at Penn State in light of sexual misconduct; the pepper-spraying of students at the University of California at Davis, etc. Despite their proliferation, such cases are rarely examined as ethical issues and even more seldom understood as symptomatic of a larger cultural issue on college campuses. This issue of the Journal of Moral Theology begins to fill this gap in the scholarship on the ethics of university culture.

Publication Date

11-17-2020

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Journal of Moral Theology

Disciplines

Ethics in Religion | Religion

Journal of Moral Theology, Vol. 9 Special Issue #2

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