As the use of the new tech becomes increasingly palatable to universities, the ways in which students cheat is changing.

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The College Board has implemented a ban on the use of smart glasses during SATs, citing their potential as cheating tools.

AI-generated images are getting scarily realistic, but there are still clear signs to help you spot the fakes.

This article is contributed by Dr. Bill Kerler, Forvis Mazars Faculty Fellow, MSA Director, and Professor of Accounting within the Cameron School of Business, UNCW. Beginning January 1, 2026, North ...

Princeton should work toward implementing an honor code that is integral to student identity, not just a perfunctory pledge that we memorize and write on the first page of our exams.

Sites in China are selling test questions, and online forums offer software that can bypass test protections, according to ...

Students today require a different kind of learning, one that nurtures agency, resilience, ethics and interdependence, some ...

Thousands of learner drivers are adopting new methods to cheat on theory and practical driving tests in a major concern.

A Sandy Springs police officer found himself in hot water after allegedly helping his girlfriend cheat on an Alpharetta Police Department exam in August, according to records obtained by Appen Media.