
I just finished teaching the Republic so trust me when I say this post is true ἐπιστήμη, not mere opinion or seeming.
Karl Aho
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Philosophy and Honors, views expressed are my own

I just finished teaching the Republic so trust me when I say this post is true ἐπιστήμη, not mere opinion or seeming.

I've finally finished up my last week of teaching at UTulsa and I'm thrilled to share that Chris and I are moving to Charlottesville in June where we will both be taking up positions @UVA. Some pics of my last few visits on grounds to celebrate--I can't wait to get back! 🧵(1/5)

We had an amazing group of faculty travel to College Station for The Chancellor’s Faculty Innovation and Impact Symposium, a systemwide celebration recognizing educators who are redefining student success across the @TAMUSystem. #TarletonState #BleedPurple





of junior TT faculty at the top 30 leiter rank philosophy departments: 2% have ever held a vap 0.5% have ever held an adjunct appointment 5% have ever held a renewable teaching position 11% have ever previously held a role at an R2 2% have ever previously held a role at a 4-year









I've been seeing this more and more, labs are shrinking due to massive funding cuts and scientists are leaning more and more on AI. There used to be a lot of debate about whether or not academia was a pyramid scheme, but I think that will quickly be obsolete if labs start using AI rather than training new students. "The issue is not whether my students are valuable. In the long run, they are invaluable. The issue is that their value emerges slowly, whereas AI delivers immediate returns. I feel somewhat embarrassed to admit how tempting this is. In our culture, preferring an algorithm to a trainee feels like a betrayal of the academic mission. Yet I see these calculations shaping the labs around me. Close colleagues are quietly refraining from taking on as many students as they used to. When they do take students, they are noticeably pickier." science.org/content/articl…



Left: Canceled DoD fellowships (including Harvard, MIT, Johns Hopkins) Right: “Potential” new DoD partner institutions (including Liberty U and Hillsdale). media.defense.gov/2026/Feb/27/20…

A record-breaking day at the RIED Research Symposium 👏 With 105 student research projects and a milestone number of poster and Three Minute Thesis presentations, our Texans are leading the way in innovation and impact. Read more: bit.ly/4r3tOeH