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A ‘Legal Movement’ Against Campus Antisemitism
Speakers at a Louis D. Brandeis Center conference discussed how to use civil rights law to target campus antisemitism. Harvard was required to host the conference under a legal settlement.
New Trump Lawsuit Is ‘Do-Over’ of Case Already Won, Harvard Says
Trump Removes 2 Judges Who Dismissed Student Deportation Cases
As Lawsuits Against Trump Pile Up, Strategies Shift and Battle Lines Become Clear
The government has secured some notable wins, but plaintiffs aiming to rein in Trump’s higher ed agenda still hold the upper hand, an Inside Higher Ed analysis shows.
Judge Orders Penn to Give EEOC Names of Employees in Jewish Groups
The decision marks a significant development in a monthslong legal battle between the Ivy League university and the Trump administration.
DOJ Lawsuit Challenging Minnesota In-State Tuition Policies Dismissed
Justices Consider ‘Sex’ Definition, State Laws Banning Trans Women in Sports
Dozens of states have barred transgender girls and women from playing on teams matching their gender identity. Conservative justices appear set to bless these actions.
Researchers May Be Forced to Rely on a Court You’ve Never Heard Of
The Supreme Court has said legal fights over terminated federal grants “likely” belong in the Court of Federal Claims. But judges there lack authority to restore them.