News Date: Sep 4, 2008
McGill University computer engineering professor Jeremy Cooperstock has created a website called "D-Grading McGill" to challenge the university about its academic integrity. Cooperstock recounts his battle with McGill over incidents of plagiarism by several of his students. He says administration undermined his grading system, awarded higher grades to the cheating students, and reprimanded and secretly investigated him. The website lists a chronology of events, correspondence with administration, and media coverage on the matter. D-Grading McGill | CJAD | Inside Higher Ed
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