Teachers have been fighting plagiarism since the dawn of time (since homework), but 2024-2026 has been a different story.

Plagiarism detection tools have become standard in educational settings, widely adopted to discourage copying and promote originality. Yet, many users still misunderstand what these tools actually do.

I’m a Student Accused of Plagiarism: Now What? University students are often required to perform significant research and write numerous papers as part of their coursework. But what happens when a ...

Johann Hari may or may not be guilty of plagiarism, depending on how narrowly you define it. But Hari, a columnist for The Independent and one of the U.K.'s most prominent interviewers, is certainly ...

If you’ve been sleeping under a rock, you may have missed the issues alleging plagiarism by ex-Harvard President Claudine Gay. Rarely has the plagiarism topic been “front and center” when dealing with ...

Watching the plagiarism allegations unfold against Harvard University president Claudine Gay, who resigned Jan. 2, has filled me with unease: The Harvard case is not a good example of how allegations ...

New York Times plagiarism consultant Jonathan Bailey released his “full analysis” of the allegations against Vice President Kamala Harris and found them “more serious” than he initially believed. “At ...

Mystic Story has released a statement on plagiarism allegations in an animated video released for Billlie’s upcoming comeback ...

Zizo Amro, 21, reads case studies for his business ethics class on the University of St. Thomas campus. Amro is a senior now, but ran into trouble for plagiarism during his freshman year. When it ...

In every newsroom in every town and every city in America, plagiarism is a cardinal sin. It’s a firing offense, and it usually means you’ll never work in the field again. Plagiarism, when detected in ...

For some, quantity trumps quality in scientific research. Countries that submitted the least papers to the online repository arXiv since 2011 tended to plagiarize the most. That’s what Science’s news ...