Boston federal judge stalls 4-year student visa cap
Judge says Trump administration’s proposed restriction could undermine research and the economy.
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Former, Current Students Testify For Harvard At Trial
Third week kicks off with testimony backing use of race in admissions. -
Harvard Trial Week 2 In Review
Plaintiffs are nearly done with arguments after 10 days in court. -
Harvard Trial: Plaintiffs Center Argument On Statistics
A Duke economics professor spends a day explaining why he believes the Harvard admissions process is biased against Asian-American applicants. -
Harvard Lawsuit: A Referendum On Affirmative Action?
The lawsuit against Harvard in federal district court for its alleged discrimination in the admissions process is currently underway. -
Harvard Trial: Judge Questions Witnesses On Ethnic Categories
Judge Burroughs why the school refers to Asian Americans as one group. -
Harvard Trial: Internal Committee Found Race-Neutral Admissions Would Not Work
Dean of Harvard College testifies ending the consideration of race right now would "significantly set us back as an institution." -
Entrance Exam Used By Boston Latin May Not Be Up To The Test
Test-maker's own study doesn't show it accurately predicts the high school performance of black and Hispanic students. -
Harvard Discrimination Trial Enters Second Week
Questions in court shift to viability of race-neutral alternatives for students admissions and the role of family income. -
Harvard Trial: Week 1 In Review
Case on both sides is starting to become more clear after five days of testimony. -
Harvard Trial Day 4: Dean Of Admissions Finishes Testimony
Harvard lawyers confirm no witnesses or documents from unnamed plaintiffs will be presented in court.
