Storm Bailey

Storm Bailey is a Professor of Philosophy at Luther College, specializing in ethics, political philosophy, and logic. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Madison, Wisconsin, and a B.A. from Wheaton College. His research focuses on the foundations of liberal political theory and the intersection of religion with academic and educational institutions. He teaches courses such as Logic, Philosophy of Science, and Enduring Questions in Paideia programs.

• Education:
• Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Madison, Wisconsin
• B.A., Wheaton College

Professor Bailey emphasizes critical reflection on ethical commitments and societal structures. His work bridges philosophical inquiry with practical concerns like academic freedom and educational policy. He received the Dennis M. Jones Distinguished Professorship in Humanities (2009–2011).

• Key Publications:
• "Tolerance and Hospitality as Virtues" (Journal of Analytical Teaching, 2002)
• "Uneasy Partners? Religion and Academics" (Academe, 2001; reprinted in Intersections, 2002)