With more educational options being offered online and through digital services, the opportunities for cheating have multiplied. More than 75 percent of college students admit to cheating at least ...

A new study contradicts the perception that cheating is more widespread in online classes, finding that students in virtual courses were less likely to cheat than their face-to-face peers. You can’t ...

Remote learning has undoubtedly made education more accessible and extended opportunities for students to attend classes and take assessments from anywhere, anytime. Students with disabilities, health ...

This winter, when Mary Liu sits down to take the final exam in an online course on epidemiology and biostatistics, she’ll do so from the comfort of her own home. She’ll have 24 hours to complete the ...

While BYU has long stood at the forefront of squeaky clean universities, the NCAA announced earlier this week that it will no longer accept any of Brigham Young University’s online courses. In an ...

While cheating has always been a problem in education, the pivot to online education that took place during the pandemic provided students with brand-new opportunities to cheat. With in-person classes ...

Yonsei University, one of the nation's leading institutions, is pushing to hold a public hearing on the ethics of AI as it ...

Korea’s universities, instead of adapting to rapid technological shifts, cling to outdated methods while searching for easier ...

Years after the coronavirus pandemic ended, a growing number of universities in Korea are bringing back online lectures, ...

The number of students found responsible for academic integrity violations at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville jumped ...

While cheating at the game’s top level is rare, platforms and mathematicians alike work tirelessly to ensure the game’s integrity. By Emily Belz The mechanics of how chess players might cheat ...