Honor Code
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Princeton’s Return to Proctored Exams Reflects Changing Times
Cheating using AI as a reason seems to be only part of the problem
After 133 Years, Princeton Is Going Back to Proctoring Exams
The faculty committee’s report cited concerns about widespread cheating with generative AI
Perspective — On Your Honor!
Integrity, beyond the code
On The Campus — The Honor Code
Poll result show need for recommitment to standards
Princeton Notebook — Commitment to Honor Code Tenets Shaky
Students show reluctance, in theory, to adhere to responsibilities
Opinion — Honoring Honor
To revitalize the Honor Code, we must re-create a community of trust
On The Campus — Topical Theses
Princeton Notebook — Students Back Honor System
But “Prince” poll shows their ignorance of its scope and details
Princeton Notebook — Judge Upholds Honor System
A Talk With Princeton’s Lawyer About the Honor System
University Counsel Thomas H. Wright Jr. ’62 looks at the increasing number of law suits being brought against American colleges and considers how it is affecting the way they carry...
On The Campus — Challenging the Honor System
Princeton Notebook — Reforming the Honor Code
Report of the Honor Committee
Princeton Notebook — Honor System
Princeton Notebook — A Question of Honor
From Maclean House — The Honor System
On The Honor System
“We’ve learned that the kind of people we are is as important as what we know, and that all things most worth doing require the best of both our intellect...
The Decline of Academic Morality
The Honor System
The Rationale of Exams, Grades, and Cheating






















