Cheating: UNC’s Academic Fraud UNC’s academic fraud scandal uncovered an 18-year scheme of unchecked coursework and fraudulent classes that enabled student-athletes to play sports. View
Cardinals’ Computer Hacking St. Louis Cardinals scouting director Chris Correa hacked into the Houston Astros’ webmail system, leading to legal repercussions and a lifetime ban from MLB. View
Cheating: Sign-Stealing in MLB The Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scheme rocked the baseball world, leading to a game-changing MLB investigation and fallout. View
Ethical Pitfalls in Action Why do good people do bad things? Behavioral ethics is the science of moral decision-making, which explores why and how people make the ethical (and unethical) decisions that they do. View
LochteGate U.S. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte’s “over-exaggeration” of an incident at the 2016 Rio Olympics led to very real consequences. View
The Varsity Blues Scandal A college admissions prep advisor told wealthy parents that while there were front doors into universities and back doors, he had created a side door that was worth exploring. View
The Sandusky Scandal Following the conviction of assistant coach Jerry Sandusky for sexual abuse, debate continues on how much university officials and head coach Joe Paterno knew of the crimes. View
Head Injuries & the NFL American football is a rough and dangerous game and its impact on the players’ brain health has sparked a hotly contested debate. View
Cover-Up on Campus While the Baylor University football team was winning on the field, university officials failed to take action when allegations of sexual assault by student athletes emerged. View
East Germany’s Doping Machine From 1968 to the late 1980s, East Germany (GDR) doped some 9,000 athletes to gain success in international athletic competitions despite being aware of the unfortunate side effects. View