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University of Utah President Taylor Randall weighs in on this week’s affirmative action decision and what it means for the New Utah.

After the Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that race-based admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are unconstitutional, President Joseph E. Aoun assured the Northeastern community in a statement that the university would “remain steadfast in our commitment to building a globally diverse community.” The landmark decision will...

Universities will no longer be able to use race-conscious affirmative action policies to support diversity in their schools.

New Hampshire actually banned affirmative action in public colleges in 2012, so this ruling by the court will only directly affect private universities in New Hampshire.

Universities will no longer be able to use race-conscious affirmative action policies to support diversity in their schools.

 

The commonwealth’s flagship university said it remains committed to creating a diverse campus after Thursday’s landmark ruling.

This move will trigger consequences for schools across the nation, in a major blow to many diversity efforts. Delaware is no exception.

More students are applying to more U.S. colleges and universities than ever before, according to reporting from The Common App, an organization that has dramatically altered the college application …

/PRNewswire/ -- The Asian American Coalition for Education (AACE) issued a statement titled "A Historic Victory for Asian and All Americans," praising the U.S....