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Donors Endowed Coaching Posts; Children Subsequently Admitted
Boston Globe notes pattern with gifts to Yale and other highly competitive colleges.
This Week's Developments in the Admissions Scandal
A television show, another admission of guilt and an unfortunate tweet.
Top Economists Weigh In on Legacy Preferences
They see deserving students losing slots.
The Shrinking World of Need-Blind Admissions
College of the Holy Cross says it can no longer afford to admit students without regard to financial need. Meanwhile, discount rates nationally hit record highs.
2 Public Universities Are Latest to Go Test Optional
University of New Hampshire and Indiana State drop requirements for applicants to submit SAT or ACT.
Portland State President, Under Fire, Resigns
He had been accused of excessive spending, mistreating employees and destroying email records.
Harvard Won't Renew Leadership Post of Controversial Scholar
Students in residential college he has led said the law professor's decision to defend Harvey Weinstein was "trauma inducing." He also has a long record fighting for those incarcerated unfairly.
Acknowledging His Own Misconduct
Most professors found to have violated Title IX policies don't share it with the world. This one did, as he resigned.