"Pressure" is inevitable for students today. The question is, how do we teach our students to evaluate the reality of the pressure they feel and to deal with it appropriately?

Under Chinese criminal law, buying the answers to a higher education self-study exam counts as "illegally obtaining State secrets," but that didn't stop a 23-year-old student in Beijing. She spent $80 for a cheat sheet, and it nearly landed her in prison for a year.

BOSTON — Harvard University said Friday it issued academic sanctions against approximately 60 students who were forced to withdraw from school f...

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A new study published in the journal of Psychological Science suggests income inequality could be one root of cheating in college. According to Cle...

Some professors may only encounter student cheating rarely -- or even never at all. And chances are that those faculty teach at schools with a strong honor code.

Universities can succeed in reducing cheating. But they first need to be pushed.

Anyone who has looked at the research on student cheating knows that the problem is rampant on college campuses.

It wasn't that hard for admissions officers for the M.B.A. program at Pennsylvania State University to figure out that they had a plagiarism problem t...

She was a bright-faced first year from Hawaii, one of the more alert students in the writing class I was teaching at a university in the middle of Tex...