Tag: cheating

Ancient Roman culture highlights a format of entertainment that somehow tuned everyone in despite its violent nature; those, we call gladiator fights. Audiences were jam-packed…

I was recently perusing the Triangle website when I stumbled upon an interesting little article by Sam Gregg about the dangers of ChatGPT. While this…

I first heard about ChatGPT when the first public “research trial” was launched in 2022, and right away I recognized the clear and present danger…

Stellar grades can be easily attained through the use of simple AI software, meaning that a 4.0 GPA has become an obsolete representation of hard-earned…

The evolution of technology has transformed the landscape of education, offering college students a wide array of innovative tools to enhance their learning experiences. Among…

Cheating is as old as the story of Jacob and Esau (Genesis 25). It is also as old as the university. Therefore, there’s certainly nothing…

The advent of online examinations and submissions through websites like Blackboard Learn has become a double-edged sword for the education system. The format allows educators…

Dear BeyHive, I understand that you’re disappointed and angered. After all, you were waiting for an aftertaste of sweetness when your Queen B released “Lemonade”…

Dear Editor,   The Feb. 3 edition of The Triangle contained two articles, one lamenting the decline in term-paper assignments and the consequent deficit in…