A recent Businessweek article reported that business school admissions staff increasingly relies upon plagiarism-detecting software. But Admissions is late to the game as anecdotal tales abound of wholesale abdication to software review of papers by professors,…

Claiming human rights violations, students sued Howard University and a sorority chapter, alleging hazing. The accusations of hazing included having to wear a certain shirts on certain days, using different doors than full-fledged sisters, and lining…

Drug courts – where intervention, treatment and peer accountability take precedence over jail time – have proved themselves an effective remedy for non-violent drug offenses. Colleges and universities should consider a similar approach to ADHD medication…

The preceding lines to this famous quote from Henry VI are spoken by the traitorous Cade who seeks to establish himself as an autocrat: “there shall be no money; all shall eat and drink on my…

Our university and college student discipline systems are broken. Students facing charges that can jeopardize academic and professional careers must navigate a Kafkaesque landscape of arbitrary discipline systems shrouded in secrecy. College and universities confidently play…