Beetle in a Box is an undergraduate philosophy magazine at UC Berkeley that publishes essays and artwork twice a year, once in fall and once in spring. Members write and edit philosophical pieces spanning ethics, metaphysics, political philosophy, and more, alongside original art. The club grew out of a desire to turn late-night ruminations and far-fetched ideas into something tangible, making philosophical ideas communal rather than keeping them private.
ApplicationsSunday, 2/1
2
Publications per year (once per semester)
6
Articles in Issue 1
11
Articles in Issue 2