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Blockchain for Degrees: Hype or Game-Changer?

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

Explore how some institutions are using blockchain to issue diplomas and verify credentials.

Plagiarism or Progress? The Ethics of Using AI in Academia

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

Dive into how universities are responding to AI-written assignments and what counts as 'cheating.'

Hacktivism or Crime? When Protest Goes Digital

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

Examine the line between digital activism and criminal offences in the context of student protests.

The Rise of Revenge Porn Laws: Protecting Students in the Digital Age

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

In an era where digital intimacy is part of everyday life, the non-consensual sharing of...

Digital Consent: What Are You Really Agreeing To?

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

Unpack the legal meaning of online terms & conditions, especially on apps students use daily.

Data Protection

Facial Recognition on Campus: Surveillance or Safety?

Rebekah Harrison-Smith

Facial recognition tech is making its way onto campuses, promising safety, but at what cost? This article explores how it's used, the legal and ethical issues it raises, and what students need to know about privacy, consent, and surveillance.

23andMe: The Biotech Catastrophe That Might Be the Perfect Fix for Legal Tech

Guest Contributor

The 23andMe bankruptcy shows why legal tech is vital in biotech. As financial risks grow, tools like smart contracts and compliance automation are key to protecting genetic data and consumer trust, even during corporate turmoil.