The Latest Breaking News from Students for Fair Admissions

Could Failure to Inform Insurer of Affirmative-Action Lawsuit Cost Harvard $15 Million?

Pro-tip: If you are sued, and you expect your insurer to pick up the bill, it is a good idea to give them timely notice.

Reason · Oct 23, 2022

The supreme court is in session – and every case is potentially a climate one

Sackett v EPA – an attack on the Clean Water Act – is by no means the only threat to climate policy before the court

The Guardian - US · Oct 14, 2022

Here are 5 Supreme Court cases to watch this term

The court has another term that could be just as contentious as its last.

Axios · Oct 4, 2022

POINT: It’s time to stop racial discrimination in college admissions

In a 2007 Supreme Court decision involving a school district in Seattle, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote: “The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.”

Tribune News Service · Mar 24, 2022

Commentary: Affirmative action is under attack

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear two cases, one against Harvard and the other against the University of North Carolina. Filed by the conservative activist group Students for Fair Admissions, the cases challenge the legality of affirmative action, which allows colleges and universities to consider racial disparities —…

Tribune News Service · Mar 4, 2022