The Michigan Philosophy News is published for friends, alumni, and alumnae of the Department of Philosophy, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Each issue contains a letter from the Chair reviewing the year' news about the faculty and graduate and undergraduate programs, as well as events and activities within the Department.  The Chairs' letters are available on the left menu. Each issue also contains a substantive philosophical article written expressly for the newsletter by a current member of the faculty. The faculty articles are available here.

• Edwin Curley, "Exploring Religious Toleration" (1997)
• Stephen Darwall, "Respect and the Second-Person Standpoint" (2004)
• Andy Egan, "Secondary Qualities, Self-Locating Belief, and Sensible Relativism" (2006)
• Allan Gibbard, "The Reasons of a Living Being" (2002)
• Jim Joyce, "The Role of 'Incredible' Beliefs in Strategic Thinking" (1999)
• Peter Ludlow, "The Myth of Human Language" (2005)
• Louis Loeb, "The Naturalisms of Hume and Reid" (2007)
  
• Eric Lormand, "Function: Under Construction" (2008)
  
• Eric Lormand, "Steps Toward a Science of Consciousness?" (1998)
• Larry Sklar, "Naturalism and the Interpretation of Theories" (2001)
• Charles Travis, "Philosophy’s Twentieth Century: A Revolutionary Path" (2000)
• J. David Velleman, "Computing in Philosophy" (1996)
• Jessica Wilson, "Naturalist Metaphysics" (2003)