More than a dozen University of Calgary students taking a third-year geology course this semester have been handed academic misconduct notices after sharing tutorial answers in an online chatroom. Accused student says sharing stopped"However, many of these students continued sharing answers," reads the statement. This past week, 14 students from the Geology 305 course received academic misconduct emails. "While this worked for many, others couldn't resist the opportunity to share answers, thereby committing academic misconduct," wrote the professor. The university says academic misconduct decisions are made by the associate dean and not the individual departments.

Source: CBC News June 19, 2020 20:37 UTC