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If the Supreme Court's decision has not marked the categorical end of race in college admissions, the Columbia incident offers the best path forward.

"By cultivating free speech, mutual respect and values of inclusion, we seek to foster a sense of belonging for everyone on campus," Wesleyan's president said.

Many Asian parents followed the same playbook. Now, their children are being lectured on how we're all the "same."

I chose to lead this expedition because it addresses a fundamental question of great importance to the future of humanity: "Are we alone?"

The Supreme Court's decision "heightened the urgency to investigate" donor and legacy preferences, a lawyer who helped file a new lawsuit told Newsweek.

"He got Twitter-famous for attacking his wife & her boss," the former Trump counselor tweeted of her ex.

Asian students may benefit very little even if affirmative action is over.

"The SCOTUS ruling today is a disgrace," Claudia Conway tweeted after the striking down of affirmative action admissions policies in colleges across the U.S.

Ultimately, America can either have "equity," as modern wokesters use the term, or it can have equality—real moral and legal equality under the rule of law.

The Supreme Court decision handed down Thursday involving two universities has drawn both strong praise and criticism.

The Supreme Court's two Black justices found themselves on opposite sides of the court's opinion in two high-stakes affirmative action cases.

Two affirmative action cases at Harvard and the University of North Carolina led to this major decision.

Cedrick Lodge is accused of selling skulls, hearts, genitals, and skin as part of his underground operation.

"If you're in the market for human bones hit me up!" the post allegedly said.

"I just don't see how people could do something like this," said one of the likely victims' daughter.

The tanned human skin was then sent back to the seller in exchange for more skin.

A student said John Comaroff had not been "held accountable" for alleged "sexual misconduct."

The former president on Friday said the Constitution can and should be suspended in order to relitigate the 2020 election and put him back in the White House.

Radio ads being played in the South days before the midterm elections are asking, "When did racism against white people become OK?"

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from two cases regarding affirmative action in college admissions.

Race-conscious admission, once seen as a tool for combatting racial bias, now provokes it.

The Wyoming lawmaker criticized the House minority leader's comments about what a GOP-led House might do after the midterms, saying the world had "an obligation to make sure that Ukraine prevails."

The "dark period" was triggered by rapid and drastic climate change.

Professor Laurence Tribe predicts Trump allies will turn on the former president while negotiating plea deals.

Brown follows in the footsteps of other famous faces, but she may soon learn it's not all smooth sailing as a celebrity student.

"He's a pretentious jerk for putting Harvard alumnus in his dating profile," one Redditor joked in response to the woman's post.

B. J. Novak divided opinions among fans online when he said going to Harvard was the "worst things to have on a comedy resume."

Recent polls show Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis going back and forth in hypothetical scenarios that each would run for president in 2024.

"The writings from which the Court cherry-picked my quotes were totally supportive of the result in Roe," Laurence Tribe wrote Friday.

"The report makes plain that slavery in America was by no means confined to the South," said the university's president.