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The case that Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) brought against Harvard University will likely not be decided until early next year, plenty of time for both sides to bring in outside help.

Of course, they claim it isn’t.

No matter how the judge rules in the lawsuit brought by Students for Fair Admissions against Harvard, the case is already a public relations nightmare for the university — on its own campus. The Harvard Crimson, the university’s legendary student newspaper, has been on the scene at the trial and behind the scenes on campus […]

The Harvard Crimson, the student newspaper at Harvard University, tried its best to discredit a group that sued Harvard University over the Ivy League institution’s affirmative action practices in admissions. The Students For Fair Admission (SFFA) has been suing universities over affirmative action practices within their admissions processes since 2014, when SFFA sued Harvard University […]

On January 24th, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case, Fair Admissions v. Harvard University, which not only has some profound implications for the future of affirmative action in college admissions, but also raises again a troublesome and ignoble part of Harvard’s history with Jewish applicants early in the 20th century. At issue in […]

Among its many left-wing policy actions, the Biden administration dropped a racial discrimination lawsuit against Yale University last month. This action spurred The Students for Fair Admission (SFFA) group to file a complaint that Yale University violated the Civil Rights Act in its admission policies by racially discriminating against Asian-American applicants. Filed in the U.S. […]

And held a panel discussion to discuss it.

The elites sure are taking center stage in the SFFA v. Harvard case.

The lawyer for Students for Fair Admissions may have kicked off his case with a masterstroke.

The students who brought suit against Harvard, alleging discrimination, will have their day in court but allegedly are not looking forward to it.

Some school newspapers are such creatures of the university administration that you can almost see the wagons being circled when you read them.

The entire Ivy League has declared its brotherhood with Harvard as it battles Asian-Americans alleging discrimination, and it sounds suspiciously as though they are trying to cloak their opposition to Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) as a defense of diversity.