AI Spy: Universities struggle to catch AI generated work
November 8, 2024
Experts reveal AI detection programs used to grade school work aren’t as accurate as they seem
Tag: Cheating
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Midterm exams shockingly not disrupted by zombie outbreak
October 22, 2024
Students are panicking for their lives after zombies were spotted in Kerr Hall Quad earlier this week
Editorial: For my last trick, I’m choosing hope
March 30, 2021
In her final editorial, Catherine Abes writes about grappling with the last year and how to move forward
UPDATE: Students using RSU Food Box program allege they felt ‘pressured’ to vote for Adapt by VP operations candidate
March 26, 2021
Students also say their privacy was 'breached' when signing up for RSU's collaboration with Headspace
Adapt slate candidates messaged students asking for votes, breaking RSU election bylaws
March 22, 2021
Multiple students and Eyeopener editors received messages from elected and non-elected candidates
Academic integrity has become a concern amid online learning
November 28, 2020
The cost of using 'homework help services' is more than just a fee
To cheat or not to cheat
January 21, 2020
Students who are stressed or overwhelmed may feel like cheating is their best chance at passing
The aftermath of cheating
February 14, 2017
One in five people in relationships have cheated on their partner. Experts say it can take years to actually move on
Stay in school
September 2, 2010
By Nicole Siena The transition into university is inevitably stressful. The last thing a student wants to hear halfway through a semester is that they are in jeopardy of getting kicked out of their program. Here are some tips on how to avoid hearing that message. Keep a clear academic standing To be in clear […]
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