A philosophy forum for students
We publish a student-written philosophy journal, record a podcast with professors, and teach free writing workshops. Run from Dubai, open to students anywhere.
Registering is free and takes under a minute.
We publish a student-written philosophy journal, record a podcast with professors, and teach free writing workshops. Run from Dubai, open to students anywhere.
Registering is free and takes under a minute.
Logos is a philosophy organisation run by secondary school students. We started it in Dubai because philosophy is usually locked behind a university door, and because it gets treated as a hobby rather than a real skill.
It matters twice over. It sharpens how you think and argue, and it shapes the moral compass you end up carrying.
Everything we run is free, and all of it is open to students anywhere in the world.
All of it free, all of it open to students anywhere.
Students publish their own argument on a question they cannot let go of. Our first issue is an open competition with no set theme, closing 15 December 2026. Essays are written and published in English.
Read the journalDifficult ideas explained plainly, in conversation with professors and people who work in the field.
ListenFree online sessions on how to read and write philosophy, taught by academics. Professor Lizzie Fricker, who taught at Oxford for nearly thirty years, gave the first one. Open to registered students.
See the workshopsWorking with graduates and professors from
Held Saturday 3 October
Taught philosophy at Oxford for nearly thirty years, Emeritus Fellow of Magdalen College
Professor Fricker gave a free one-hour online workshop for Logos students on how to write philosophically. The recording and her handout are in the members portal, and we'll announce the next workshop by email.
Workshops are for registered students only. Register below and we'll email you when the next one is announced.
Four questions. Registering makes you a member, which is how you get workshop invitations and access to the members portal.
Nothing is shared outside Logos. Ready to enter the competition? Head to the submission guidelines.
There is no set theme, so write on whatever philosophical question you want to argue about. Open to high school students worldwide, Grade 9 to Grade 12.
New to submitting? Read the Journal FAQ before you enter.