Sunday, November 21 An undergraduate student was found guilty of cheating on the final exam for an introductory-level class by a panel of random student jurors. The incident of cheating was discovered by a faculty member who then initiated the case. The Honor Committee has chosen not to release the guilty student's school because the information is too identifying.
Ongoing
The Honor Committee is currently investigating 13 cases and has 7 trials and 2 appeals pending.
Total this semester
14 students have been tried
4 students have been found guilty
3 additional students have left admitting guilt
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