Vol. 4, No. 2: Fall/Winter 2008

At IU Bloomington, instruction in ethics permeates the whole curriculum.

Promoting honesty in academic writing and establishing a campus culture that values integrity.

IU follows stringent procedures before penalizing a student.

Developing the critical thinking skills to apply ethical theories to everyday choices.

Students reach beyond the university to do good work in the wider community.

Teachers share insights on helping young researchers to think about ethics.

Philosopher and ethicist Martha Nussbaum reflects on the benefits of a multicultural education.

What we learn about ourselves and others through the study of non-Western cultures.

Making rational, moral decisions in the shifting terrain of computer and information technology.

IU instructors often begin a course by having students complete an online tutorial.

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