The Fordham Philosophers' Society releases a student-ran philosophy-inspired publication annually. Every publication is a zine, a small circulation, an independently published work that our publication committee group makes. You'll notice that each publication ends with the phrase "phage", referring to the Latin suffix meaning 'eater' or 'devourer of'.
Interested in getting involved with the zine? Wanna contribute original work? Wanna help organize and edit other people's original work? Wanna just hang out while other people do the dirty work? Email us at fordhamphilosopherssociety@fordham.edu to get your fingers in this pie! (form for submissions coming soon)
Subterphage - 2026
The latest installation of the Fordham Philosophers' Society's publication is "Subterphage", stemming from prefix "Subter-", meaning underground, below, secrecy. Released May 2nd, 2026
Mediaphage - 2025
The latest installation of the Fordham Philosophers' Society's publication is "Mediaphage", stemming from prefix "Media-", an intervening agency, means, or instrument. Released May 1st, 2025
Xenophage - 2024
"Xenophage" focused on the concept of the "Xeno-" signifying: other. Works in this publication primarily explore non-human themes such as AI, technology, nature, and societal feelings of "otherment". Released May 3rd, 2024
Ontophage - 2023
"Ontophage" was our first zine, exploring the "Onto-", a prefix meaning 'reality' or having to do with existing. Released April 21, 2023.