Norway wrestles with plagiarism in year of high-profile cases
Two ministers resigned over ‘textual similarities’ in their master’s theses, while one student was acquitted of ‘self-plagiarism’ after taking case to Supreme Court
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Professional Articles
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Justice delayed is justice denied for early career plagiarism victims
Misappropriation of junior colleagues’ ideas is a betrayal. Requiring them to wait years for redress adds insult to injury, says Wyn Evans
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India’s universities must address growing credibility problems
Disputes over the trustworthiness of India’s state-run university rankings raise questions over quality assurance efforts, says Pushkar
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China takes ‘drastic’ action to punish research plagiarism
Government bans researchers from participating in government-funded projects after accusing them of plagiarising content for research proposals
Student Articles
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What is it really like to take an online exam?
A new development as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic is online exams. Student Anna Rees talks through how she did hers and why she thinks they may be better than the traditional exam hall model
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International perspective: Indian students studying in Canada
From extremely cold weather to addressing lecturers by first name, there are many things that Indian students have to acclimatise to when studying in Canada
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Caltech: ‘uniquely difficult but a wonderful place to study’
Studying at Caltech is a unique and challenging experience, writes student blogger Allison Wang
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Tempted to pay for your essays? Here are six reasons not to
Don’t give into temptation. Buying an essay from an essay mill has greater consequences than you would expect. Here are six reasons why it’s probably not worth the risk