Faced with a test question he cannot answer, a student tricks his instructor into believing that one of his exam booklets was lost. No shortage exists on the tales of schemes hatched by students to ...

Christina Domenico, a regular opinions columnist for the Daily Pennsylvanian, the student newspaper at the University of Pennsylvania, recently wrote a column that described the benefits of ...

Students across the educational spectrum are outsourcing their work to Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to the Wall Street Journal. In other words, cheating is more widespread than ever. To ...

College students communicate with text messages clicked out on cell phones. They take class notes on their laptops. Yet, when they take an American history exam, they do what students a generation ...

An anonymous student caught working on an exam after time has been called shoves his blue book into the stack and runs away. The idea of showing up an authoritative figure with a remark or a trick has ...

There the blue books were, in a box with letters and papers and even my Boy Scout merit badge sash. Those small, line-ruled exam notebooks were proof that more than 60 years ago I took tests while I ...

Opinion pieces on the AI issue often have me clicking wearily, waiting to see another professor stomping their feet as they wax on about the threat of obsolescence, but Katie Day Good’s “Bring Back ...

What is a midterm assessment at Tufts? Is it the paper we are given a week to write? Is it the blue book exam we take in the middle of the semester? Is it the online assessments given periodically ...