The Ray-Ban Meta glasses, which launched in September 2025, can take photos and videos, make calls, play music, and, most ...

Increasingly aggressive academic cheating services are “systematically targeting” students for ­access to online university ...

After initial bans, schools are dramatically shifting their views on AI. Now, districts like LAUSD have turned their focus to ...

An Australian university has accused thousands of its students of cheating with artificial intelligence. The problem? Many ...

AI cheating is endemic in high schools and colleges. Stories proliferate showing just how many students unashamedly use AI programs like ChatGPT and Gemini to do their academic work for them, whether ...

Chatbots can be supplemental learning tools, but a survey 1 of 337 college students found that over a third used them to look up information and find answers during exams. Even worse, many didn’t ...

Discussing suspected cheating is probably the last thing faculty want to do, but it’s necessary for protecting academic integrity. You need to approach these conversations thoughtfully with planning, ...

Anyone who has ever been a student knows about the rules regarding academic misconduct, or cheating, as it is more commonly called. Plagiarism, copying others’ answers and “cheat sheets” are ...

Student cheating was widespread at a Cass County private school that closed this year, according to a defamation lawsuit that the Minnesota Court of Appeals revived on Monday. ​In the lawsuit, a ...

Our recent article entitled “Why computer science students cheat” hit a raw nerve for undergraduates, software professionals and hiring executives. The article discussed how more college students are ...

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As if students needed more ways to cheat. Every survey of students, whether high school or college, has found that cheating is “rampant,” “epidemic,” “commonplace, and practically expected,” to use a ...