U.S.
Scalia’s death could affect court decisions long before his seat is filled
Several SCOTUS cases hinge on the vacancy, with presidential campaigns and Senate control also hanging in the balance
Several SCOTUS cases hinge on the vacancy, with presidential campaigns and Senate control also hanging in the balance
Ahead of Supreme Court decision on affirmative action, research shows millennials are split by race on the practice
Supreme Court justice’s remarks about African-Americans and higher education cause pain and anger on campus
Class-based affirmative action can produce racial diversity – but only if legacy admissions end
Analysis: Supreme Court Justice wonders in Fisher case whether African-Americans belong in the best universities
Arguments focus on whether University of Texas' campus in Austin has compelling reasons to consider race
Conservative advocates behind challenge to University of Texas admissions have more sweeping lawsuit against Harvard
Claiming that diversity policies help certain minorities over others is tacky, ahistorical and inaccurate
Last weekend’s mass protests reveal the strength of conservative backlash against redistribution
