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Grinnell College considers modifying academic honesty process as number of cases rise
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Grinnell College considers modifying academic honesty process as number of cases rise
The number of academic honesty cases have more than doubled those in previous years. In response to this increase, the Committee on Academic Standing is reviewing the current academic honesty process with the goal of instituting substantial changes for the 2026-27 academic year. Elaine Marzluff, chair of faculty, said that for a long time, Grinnell averaged around 20 academic honesty cases per semester. According to Andrea Tracy, the chair of co…
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