Dishonor Code: What Happens When Cheating Becomes the Norm? | The Free Press

Students say they are getting ‘screwed over’ for sticking to the rules. Professors say students are acting like ‘tyrants.’ Then came ChatGPT . . .

Dishonor Code: What Happens When Cheating Becomes the Norm? Illustrations by María Jesús Contreras for The Free Press Students say they are getting ‘screwed over’ for sticking to the rules. Professors say students are acting like ‘tyrants.’ Then came ChatGPT . . . This article is part of Today in America. Follow to get everything we publish on U.S. politics, policy, and the ideas worth fighting for. When it was time for Sam Beyda, then a freshman at Columbia University, to take his Calculus I midterm, the professor told students they had 90 minutes. But the exam would be administered…

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