Concerns Rise Among Law School Admissions Officers Over Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ban
In a recent survey conducted by test prep company Kaplan, most law school admissions officers have expressed significant concerns regarding…
In a recent survey conducted by test prep company Kaplan, most law school admissions officers have expressed significant concerns regarding…
In a recent development, Texas has erected additional barriers along a portion of its border with Mexico, obstructing Border Patrol…
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, based in Richmond, Virginia, has reevaluated a previous ruling on Maryland's handgun licensing…
Unveiling Harvard's Struggles Renowned for its academic excellence, Harvard University finds itself amid an unprecedented crisis. The institution, considered one…
A Paradigm Shift in Admissions: Concealing Racial Identities Post-Affirmative Action In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's June decision…
A recent review has revealed that at least six major U.S. companies, including JPMorgan Chase, have adjusted their diversity, equity,…
Large shareholders are choosing to opt out of class-action settlements at a rate approximately twice as frequently as in recent…
A growing trend among law schools is reshaping traditional admissions processes, focusing on increasing diversity and widening applicant pools. The…
New York State Bar Association Releases Comprehensive Plan Three months after a pivotal Supreme Court decision that restricted the use…
In a recent decision, a federal judge in New York granted attorneys' fees and costs to the plaintiffs involved in…
Virginia-based Advocacy Group Sues West Point Over Affirmative Action Practices Introduction In a significant legal development, Students for Fair Admissions,…
In response to a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ended affirmative action in college admissions, the Biden administration has…