Black and Latino Enrollment at M.I.T. Drops Significantly
The percentage of Black, Hispanic, Native American, and Pacific Islander students at MIT fell to 16%, reflecting the impact of the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
Freshman classes provide glimpse of affirmative action ruling's impact on colleges
The Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action has led to drops in incoming Black student enrollment at some colleges.
U.N.C. Reports Declines in Black and Hispanic Enrollment
UNC experiences sharp declines in Black and Hispanic student enrollments following Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
An early look at racial diversity post-affirmative action
The Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action has led to declines in racial diversity at many selective colleges.
MIT saw a notable drop in Black and Hispanic student enrollment, with a rise in Asian American students.
Opinion | Post-Affirmative Action, Is Sustained Campus Diversity Suspicious?
The Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action has created diverse impacts on university admissions, with unclear compliance outcomes among institutions.
MIT releases post-affirmative action enrollment data
MIT's freshman class shows a significant decline in racial diversity due to the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action.
Black and Latino Enrollment at M.I.T. Drops Significantly
The percentage of Black, Hispanic, Native American, and Pacific Islander students at MIT fell to 16%, reflecting the impact of the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
Freshman classes provide glimpse of affirmative action ruling's impact on colleges
The Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action has led to drops in incoming Black student enrollment at some colleges.
U.N.C. Reports Declines in Black and Hispanic Enrollment
UNC experiences sharp declines in Black and Hispanic student enrollments following Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
An early look at racial diversity post-affirmative action
The Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action has led to declines in racial diversity at many selective colleges.
MIT saw a notable drop in Black and Hispanic student enrollment, with a rise in Asian American students.
Opinion | Post-Affirmative Action, Is Sustained Campus Diversity Suspicious?
The Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action has created diverse impacts on university admissions, with unclear compliance outcomes among institutions.
MIT releases post-affirmative action enrollment data
MIT's freshman class shows a significant decline in racial diversity due to the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action.
Harvard's Black enrollment drops after Supreme Court ruling
The recent Supreme Court ruling has significantly impacted the racial diversity of incoming college students, notably decreasing Black student admissions.
While Black student enrollment at Harvard declined, there was a slight increase in Latino student representation, illustrating complex shifts in diversity dynamics.
MIT reports less diverse incoming class due to the end of affirmative action
MIT's incoming Class of 2028 is less diverse, with only 16% identifying as underrepresented minorities, impacted by the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action.
Yale, Princeton and Duke Are Questioned Over Decline in Asian Students
Students for Fair Admissions is monitoring compliance with new rules post-affirmative action ruling.
How the end of affirmative action affects Native students
The end of affirmative action has led to significant drops in Native American student enrollment at selective universities.
Affirmative Action News Is Coming
The Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling has significantly altered college admissions, requiring major process adjustments without race considerations.
Interest in HBCUs surges after affirmative action ban
Historically Black colleges and universities are experiencing a surge in applications and enrollments following the Supreme Court's 2023 affirmative action ban.
Harvard's Black enrollment drops after Supreme Court ruling
The recent Supreme Court ruling has significantly impacted the racial diversity of incoming college students, notably decreasing Black student admissions.
While Black student enrollment at Harvard declined, there was a slight increase in Latino student representation, illustrating complex shifts in diversity dynamics.
MIT reports less diverse incoming class due to the end of affirmative action
MIT's incoming Class of 2028 is less diverse, with only 16% identifying as underrepresented minorities, impacted by the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action.
Yale, Princeton and Duke Are Questioned Over Decline in Asian Students
Students for Fair Admissions is monitoring compliance with new rules post-affirmative action ruling.
How the end of affirmative action affects Native students
The end of affirmative action has led to significant drops in Native American student enrollment at selective universities.
Affirmative Action News Is Coming
The Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling has significantly altered college admissions, requiring major process adjustments without race considerations.
Interest in HBCUs surges after affirmative action ban
Historically Black colleges and universities are experiencing a surge in applications and enrollments following the Supreme Court's 2023 affirmative action ban.
How Stephen Miller and the anti-DEI movement are going after small businesses
The Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action is reducing diversity in colleges and sparking legal actions against corporate diversity initiatives.
How 2 CEOs were united by legal battles to fund small businesses
The Fearless Fund's lawsuit highlights ongoing challenges faced by organizations supporting Black women entrepreneurs amid claims of discrimination.
Justice Alito's Furious Dissent in a New Admissions Case Is a Good Sign for Student Body Diversity
Elite colleges have two paths to continue promoting racial diversity: race-neutral alternatives and limited consideration of personal essays on race.
Conservative justices have suggested that strategies like preferences for economically disadvantaged students and percentage plans are better at achieving racial diversity in the long run.
Seven organizations the far right is targeting for diversity efforts post-affirmative action
The ban on affirmative action in college admissions has given momentum to far-right conservative activists targeting diversity programs in public and private organizations.
How Stephen Miller and the anti-DEI movement are going after small businesses
The Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action is reducing diversity in colleges and sparking legal actions against corporate diversity initiatives.
How 2 CEOs were united by legal battles to fund small businesses
The Fearless Fund's lawsuit highlights ongoing challenges faced by organizations supporting Black women entrepreneurs amid claims of discrimination.
Justice Alito's Furious Dissent in a New Admissions Case Is a Good Sign for Student Body Diversity
Elite colleges have two paths to continue promoting racial diversity: race-neutral alternatives and limited consideration of personal essays on race.
Conservative justices have suggested that strategies like preferences for economically disadvantaged students and percentage plans are better at achieving racial diversity in the long run.
Seven organizations the far right is targeting for diversity efforts post-affirmative action
The ban on affirmative action in college admissions has given momentum to far-right conservative activists targeting diversity programs in public and private organizations.
Hello Alice notches a legal victory over anti-DEI lawsuit
Hello Alice wins lawsuit over DEI-focused grant program for Black-owned businesses, allowing continued support without fear of legal challenges.
Conservative Activist's Lawsuit Threatens Grant Program for Black Women
Conservative activist Edward Blum, who led the legal battle against race-based college admissions, is now challenging a grant program intended to support Black businesswomen's ventures.
This lawsuit is part of a wider conservative legal assault on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, following the Supreme Court's decision on race-based admissions last summer.
Hello Alice notches a legal victory over anti-DEI lawsuit
Hello Alice wins lawsuit over DEI-focused grant program for Black-owned businesses, allowing continued support without fear of legal challenges.
Conservative Activist's Lawsuit Threatens Grant Program for Black Women
Conservative activist Edward Blum, who led the legal battle against race-based college admissions, is now challenging a grant program intended to support Black businesswomen's ventures.
This lawsuit is part of a wider conservative legal assault on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, following the Supreme Court's decision on race-based admissions last summer.
Spike in Asian Americans at MIT proves it was discriminating against them
The increase in Asian-American admissions at MIT post-affirmative action indicates a significant shift in college admissions dynamics.
California bans universities from admitting students based on legacy'
California bans legacy admissions in universities, aiming for fairer and equitable college admissions regardless of family connections.
Two more Boston colleges report declines in Black student enrollment in wake of SCOTUS decision
Boston University and Northeastern University report significant drops in Black student enrollment due to the end of affirmative action in college admissions.
Colleges brace for lawsuits enforcing affirmative action ban
Selective colleges face legal scrutiny regarding admissions demographics after the 2023 affirmative action ban led to shifts in enrollment numbers.
California assembly unanimously passes legacy ban bill
California's state assembly passed a bill to ban legacy preferences in college admissions, following similar laws in Maryland, Colorado, and Virginia.
Poll: Asian Americans oppose considering race in admissions
Asian Americans approve of standardized test scores but oppose considering race in college admissions.
Spike in Asian Americans at MIT proves it was discriminating against them
The increase in Asian-American admissions at MIT post-affirmative action indicates a significant shift in college admissions dynamics.
California bans universities from admitting students based on legacy'
California bans legacy admissions in universities, aiming for fairer and equitable college admissions regardless of family connections.
Two more Boston colleges report declines in Black student enrollment in wake of SCOTUS decision
Boston University and Northeastern University report significant drops in Black student enrollment due to the end of affirmative action in college admissions.
Colleges brace for lawsuits enforcing affirmative action ban
Selective colleges face legal scrutiny regarding admissions demographics after the 2023 affirmative action ban led to shifts in enrollment numbers.
California assembly unanimously passes legacy ban bill
California's state assembly passed a bill to ban legacy preferences in college admissions, following similar laws in Maryland, Colorado, and Virginia.
Poll: Asian Americans oppose considering race in admissions
Asian Americans approve of standardized test scores but oppose considering race in college admissions.
A venture capital grant program for Black women officially ends after court ruling
The Fearless Fund has permanently closed its grant program for Black women business owners following a legal settlement over alleged racial discrimination.
Fearless Fund settles with DEI foes, ends grant program for Black women
The Fearless Fund will end its grant program for Black women due to a settlement related to initiatives for diversity and inclusion.
A venture capital grant program for Black women officially ends after court ruling
The Fearless Fund has permanently closed its grant program for Black women business owners following a legal settlement over alleged racial discrimination.
Fearless Fund settles with DEI foes, ends grant program for Black women
The Fearless Fund will end its grant program for Black women due to a settlement related to initiatives for diversity and inclusion.
Harvard's Black Student Enrollment Dips After Affirmative Action Ends
The impact of ending affirmative action on Harvard's diversity is nuanced, with some groups seeing changes while others remained stable.
SFFA v. Harvard Not Enough To Deter Diverse Law School Applicants
Despite the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action in SFFA v. Harvard, more students of color are applying to law school, according to LSAC data.
The increase in applications challenges the belief that the ruling would deter diverse applicants.
Entitled Law School Hopeful With 150 LSAT Blames Imaginary Black Person For His Rejection Letters. Deletes Twitter Account In Shame.
Affirmative action debate often centers on moral desert and entitlement.
Discourse on affirmative action reflects changing views on diversity and meritocracy.
Law Schools Worried About What Admissions Will Look Like Now That The Supreme Court Killed Affirmative Action
87% of law school admissions officers are concerned about the impact on diversity at law schools
Law schools are trying to mitigate the challenges by broadening personal statement criteria
The Best Law Schools For Diversity (2023)
Law schools increasing diversity among students and faculty post-affirmative action ban. National Jurist's preLaw magazine releases Best Law Schools for Diversity ranking based on specific criteria.
Readers agree: Harvard is right to bring back standardized tests
Standardized tests help diversify applicant pool and provide valuable information about potential success in college.
Harvard's Black Student Enrollment Dips After Affirmative Action Ends
The impact of ending affirmative action on Harvard's diversity is nuanced, with some groups seeing changes while others remained stable.
SFFA v. Harvard Not Enough To Deter Diverse Law School Applicants
Despite the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action in SFFA v. Harvard, more students of color are applying to law school, according to LSAC data.
The increase in applications challenges the belief that the ruling would deter diverse applicants.
Entitled Law School Hopeful With 150 LSAT Blames Imaginary Black Person For His Rejection Letters. Deletes Twitter Account In Shame.
Affirmative action debate often centers on moral desert and entitlement.
Discourse on affirmative action reflects changing views on diversity and meritocracy.
Law Schools Worried About What Admissions Will Look Like Now That The Supreme Court Killed Affirmative Action
87% of law school admissions officers are concerned about the impact on diversity at law schools
Law schools are trying to mitigate the challenges by broadening personal statement criteria
The Best Law Schools For Diversity (2023)
Law schools increasing diversity among students and faculty post-affirmative action ban. National Jurist's preLaw magazine releases Best Law Schools for Diversity ranking based on specific criteria.
Readers agree: Harvard is right to bring back standardized tests
Standardized tests help diversify applicant pool and provide valuable information about potential success in college.
Ohio reviewing race-based scholarships after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
State universities in Ohio are reviewing and potentially eliminating race-based scholarships due to legal concerns after a Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action.
Reparations are the new affirmative action - and even more racist and divisive
68% of Americans agree with the Supreme Court's ruling to abolish affirmative action
Favorability towards the ruling has increased since the summer decision
Ohio reviewing race-based scholarships after Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
State universities in Ohio are reviewing and potentially eliminating race-based scholarships due to legal concerns after a Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action.
Reparations are the new affirmative action - and even more racist and divisive
68% of Americans agree with the Supreme Court's ruling to abolish affirmative action
Favorability towards the ruling has increased since the summer decision
Law School Scholarships Are Measured For The First Time - The Results Are Very White
White law students disproportionately receive full-ride scholarships compared to their representation in law schools, impacting diversity.
Op-Ed | We must end legacy admissions and make college fairer for students | amNewYork
The debate over legacy admissions in colleges has reignited, with calls for fairness in higher education and the elimination of these policies.
Affirmative Action Bans Have A Tremendous Impact On Law School Diversity
Diversity at top law schools decreased significantly post-affirmative action bans.
Overall diversity at law schools reduced by 10-17%, with a more significant impact at top law schools.
What Groups Need Affirmative Action?
Immigrant families in the US exhibit similar upward mobility patterns over generations, regardless of origin.
Despite a decline in overall upward mobility in the US economy, immigrants and their descendants have shown continuous progress.
Killing Affirmative Action Hits Another Business Sector
Affirmative action facing challenges in business settings
Legalization of marijuana reinforcing racial inequalities in business
Federal judge orders minority business agency opened to all races
Federal judge in Texas rules MBDA must open doors to every race
Court ruling declares MBDA's presumption of disadvantage based on race unconstitutional
California lawmakers say reparations bills, which exclude widespread payments, are a starting point
Reparations legislation introduced by Black lawmakers in California doesn't include direct cash payments.
Proposals aim to atone for discrimination through various measures like creating a reparations agency and affirmative action exceptions.
Supreme Court Tells Blum Group To Fight West Point On Their Own
Students For Fair Admissions is challenging the use of affirmative action at West Point.
The Supreme Court chose not to act on the case, stating that the record before them is underdeveloped.
A new lawsuit argues NY can't use race in program to diversify college STEM enrollment
The Pacific Legal Foundation is supporting a lawsuit challenging New York's Science and Technology Entry Program on the grounds that it excludes some white and Asian American students.
The lawsuit argues that the program violates the Constitution's equal protection clause by automatically making Black, Hispanic, and Native American students eligible, regardless of their family income.
Reavis Page Jump's Managing Partner Shares Her Thoughts On How Law Firms Can Change Their Cultures For The Better
Law firms face challenges in diversifying their talent pools due to legal threats against affirmative action.
Transparency and social media play a role in shaping law firm culture and attracting diverse talent.
What Would Sandra Day O'Connor Have Thought About Affirmative Action for Men?
College admissions offices have historically imposed higher standards on female applicants.
Affirmative action for gender in admissions raises questions about the need for it in the future.
Justice O'Connor's Judicial Legacy Was Undermined by Court's Rightward Shift
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was a moderate Republican who voted to uphold abortion rights, affirmative action, and campaign finance regulations.
Since her retirement, the Supreme Court has dismantled much of her legacy, particularly in the area of abortion rights and affirmative action.
Op-ed: End of affirmative action could worsen health disparities
The Supreme Court decision to ban affirmative action in college admissions could reduce workplace diversity and widen health disparities.
Data from nine states that banned affirmative action in higher education admissions showed a decline in enrollment among Black and Latino students.
Without affirmative action, fewer students from underrepresented groups will be able to overcome barriers and achieve the American Dream.