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Will Connecticut ban legacy preferences at private colleges? - Vimarsana News

Will Connecticut ban legacy preferences at private colleges?

State lawmakers are considering a groundbreaking bill to ban legacy preferences at public and private colleges. Powerful institutions like Yale are fighting to stop it. Legacy preferences have weathered an enormous wave of public disapproval and political attacks since last summer’s Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action.

BROAD COALITION OF COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS STAND WITH ISRAEL AGAINST THE TERRORISM OF HAMAS - Vimarsana News

BROAD COALITION OF COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS STAND WITH ISRAEL AGAINST THE TERRORISM OF HAMAS

Urges Others to Join the Growing Effort

BROAD COALITION OF COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS STAND WITH ISRAEL AGAINST THE TERRORISM OF HAMAS - Vimarsana News

BROAD COALITION OF COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS STAND WITH ISRAEL AGAINST THE TERRORISM OF HAMAS

/PRNewswire/ -- A broad coalition of institutions of higher education, including public and private colleges and universities, faith-based colleges and...

What CT colleges could do in response to state budget shortfalls - Vimarsana News

What CT colleges could do in response to state budget shortfalls

The state budget endorsed by the Appropriations Committee would include significant shortfalls pertaining to the colleges and universities budget.

How CT colleges could respond to proposed budget shortfalls - Vimarsana News

How CT colleges could respond to proposed budget shortfalls

CT legislators' proposed budget falls short of what's needed to maintain current services at state colleges. Here's what officials could cut.