Sunday, October 16 A panel of random student jurors found a student in the School of Engineering and Applied Science guilty of cheating. The student was accused of plagiarism in an upper-level class. The incident of cheating was discovered by a teaching assistant and the case was initiated by a member of the faculty. The level of the student (undergraduate/graduate) is being withheld to protect the confidentiality of the student.
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The Honor Committee currently is investigating 26 cases and has 10 trials pending.
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