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One of the oldest questions in philosophy concerns the relationship between universals and particulars. We can easily point at particular items, like this equilateral triangle or that isosceles triangle. We […]

Ease into your Sunday with chill vibes and great deals:$6 Mimosas$3 Domestics Whether you’re lounging or just not ready for Monday—come sip, relax, and keep the weekend going a little […]

 Time to Start Reading! Our next Books & Brews Book Club pick is The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion — an international bestselling romantic comedy full of warmth, emotional depth, […]

Join us every Tuesday for Trivia at The People’s Tap, featuring ParmeJon! Trivia kicks off promptly at 7pm, so arrive early to grab your spot!  Teams can have up to […]

Board games are fun—reading tiny fonts and flipping through rulebooks? Not so much. At Boardwalk Game Night, you’ll get hands-on guidance from the experts while you play.  Try something new, […]

Step into the wizarding world for a night of spells, surprises, and serious Potterhead pride—Harry Potter Trivia starts at 7pm!  Whether you’re a Gryffindor know-it-all, a Ravenclaw scholar, a loyal Hufflepuff, […]

What makes a table a table? Is it the wood, the shape, its function—or something else entirely? Join us for the next installment of The People’s Forum, where we’ll dig […]

Join us every Tuesday–Thursday from 4–6 PM for one of the best happy hours in Greenville! Enjoy $1 off all drinks—beer, wine, cider, and more. Come unwind after work, catch up with friends, or just treat yourself to a well-earned midweek pour.

Join us every Tuesday for Trivia Night at The People’s Tap with ParmeJon!  Trivia starts right at 7 PM, so come early to snag the best seats!Teams up to 6 players are welcome.And yes—outside food is totally welcome!  Prizes on Tap: $30 $20 $10

Join us every Tuesday–Thursday from 4–6 PM for one of the best happy hours in Greenville! Enjoy $1 off all drinks—beer, wine, cider, and more. Come unwind after work, catch up with friends, or just treat yourself to a well-earned midweek pour.

When we say “X caused Y,” what do we actually mean? We use causal language all the time: the storm caused the outage, coffee caused my jitters, one decision changed everything. But philosophers have long questioned whether causation is really as straightforward as these everyday explanations make it seem. Do we ever actually see causes, […]