One year after the Faculty Senate passed a resolution adopting Turnitin.com as a strategy to reduce plagiarism on campus, the Judicial Codes Counselor Office — which represents students accused of Code of Conduct violations — has yet to see a case in which the software detected plagiarism.

Turnitin, a plagiarism detection software, was adopted by the University this fall to reduce the cases of plagiarism on campus. Three months into using the program, faculty members offered differing opinions as to its effectiveness.

Turnitin anti-plagiarism software undermines the trust between students and teachers. 

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