Templeton Ideas: Plato Warned Us About ChatGPT (And Told Us What to Do About It)

2/6/2026

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Mittal awarded distinguished leadership award
Jay Mittal was recognized for his significant and sustained contributions to the planning profession.
Music professor appointed editor-in-chief of the Journal of Singing
The National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) has named Matthew Hoch, professor of voice, as the next editor-in-chief of the Journal of Singing, the premier peer-reviewed publication in the field of voice pedagogy.
Auburn archaeology field school trains students to unearth history of Camp Watts
Underneath pastures and woodlands just south of Notasulga, an Alabama Civil War camp may be waiting to be discovered. College of Liberal Arts students are working to be the first to uncover it.
‘The Malleable Body’ explains how art, medicine paved way for prosthetic technology
Assistant Professor of History Heidi Hausse’s new book explores the intersection of culture, medicine and technology in sixteenth-century prostheses.
TIME: The Century of History Shaping the Debate Over GLP-1s
Senior Lecturer Zachary Schulz discusses the history of public health debates for TIME Magazine's Made by History series.
Cell phone bans could improve overall school environment
As schools and statehouses grapple with cell phone use in the classroom, researchers in the College of Liberal Arts have evaluated a promising cell phone ban policy that benefits students and teachers alike.