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Plagiarism—Where is the Line in the AI Era?

Throughout the history of academia, copying another person’s work and presenting it as your own, also known as plagiarism, has been a career-killer. Verified accusations of plagiarism usually lead to harsh disciplinary measures such as expulsion and permanently ruin the offending party’s reputation. However, the emergence of AI has created […]

How Shifting Title IX Regulations Impact Accused Students Nationwide

Federal rules governing how colleges handle student sexual misconduct have changed significantly. As reported in the digital publication Higher Ed Dive, beginning September 29, 2026, the U.S. Department of Education officially took the Biden administration’s 2024 Title IX rule off the books. By formally adopting federal court decisions that blocked […]

Rutgers–Newark Dean Faces Ethics Investigation: What Faculty Should Learn From This Moment

Rutgers University–Newark is facing scrutiny after faculty members called for the removal of Jacqueline S. Mattis, a dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Newark (SASN). According to WHYY reporting, Mattis received more than $150,000 in funds from Rutgers for writing workshops and retreats set up through Easton’s Nook […]

Senate Passes Protect College Sports Act: How Federal Reform Impacts Student-Athlete Rights

The U.S. Senate recently approved the Protect College Sports Act in a 77-22 vote, anticipating a potential major shift toward federal oversight in collegiate athletics, if the House also passes the bill and the president signs it into law, as expected after the mid-term elections.  The bill is designed to […]