Today, Joe Biden Rails Against Legacy Admissions. His Past Casts An Awkward Shadow.

With lackluster grades, Beau Biden landed a competitive job at DOJ while his father was high-ranking member of Judiciary Committee

Irrelevant, Mistake-Prone Liberal Justice Is Supreme Court's 'Voice,' Media Say

The Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Is Already Having an Impact. You Might Be Surprised Where. 

Columbia Law journals are delaying admissions decisions in the wake of the Court's landmark ruling. The move highlights how the verdict could have implications beyond undergraduate admissions.

Drew's Receipts: Media Failures of the Week, July 1

Top 10 Quotes from the Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Decision

The Colorblind Constitution Prevails

Harvard Hints It Will Use Personal Essays To Circumvent Court Ruling

'As Bad as Dobbs': Randi Weingarten Laments End of Affirmative Action

Randi Weingarten: 'It is basically saying that whatever caste system we have right now—that should stay intact'

Harvard Law School's 'First Woman of Color' Cries (Like Wolf to Blue Corn Moon) After Supreme Court Strikes Down Affirmative Action

Elizabeth Warren 'won't stop fighting' for white people who lie about their race to get ahead

Media Not Happy About High Court's Affirmative Action Ruling