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Success Academy Sues New York State For Suppressing AP Test Scores

‘Government-created information blockade’ blocks families, U.S. News from access

Inside Cal Berkeley Law Review’s Admissions Team, Where 'Diverse Life Experience' Matters More Than 'Editing Abilities'

Documents from the UC Berkeley law journal show how editors use personal statements to bypass bans on affirmative action

Judge Who Ruled Harvard Failed Its Jewish Students Dismisses a Trump Case

‘Opinion summarized: “Your honor, my client may have killed the victim, but he hasn't killed anyone SINCE!”’

Fallen Cambridge Star Jason Arday’s ‘True Life’ Memoir Appears To Poach Life Events From His Favorite Soap Operas, ‘Spartacus,’ and ‘Forrest Gump’

A State Beacon review of Arday’s memoir, out this week from Simon & Schuster, shows that his melodramatic autobiography tracks closely with plotlines from popular TV shows and movies

A DEI Fellowship Pledged To Recruit ‘Underserved’ Legal Talent. It Accepted Some of the Most Privileged Students in the Country.

SEO Law’s 2026 Class includes graduates of elite boarding schools and the son of a Brown-educated plastic surgeon

Penn State Law Dean Resigns Amid Fallout From School’s Anti-Racism Class and State Beacon Report

Course demanded that students ‘acknowledge the reality of systemic racism’

UCLA and UCSF Medical Schools Abandon Required DEI Courses Following State Beacon Investigations

Both schools told Congress that the classes did not meet their standards

Close to Half of New York City Schools Are Failing, New Report Says

In 503 schools, majority of students failed both math and reading

Meet the New Leader of Massachusetts’s Top Teachers’ Union, a DSA Member Who Says the US Is ‘Fascist,’ Borders Are for ‘Colonizers,’ and Israel Is ‘Genocidal’

Incoming Massachusetts Teachers Association vice president Deb Gesualdo is a member of the union's progressive caucus, as is its new president, Matt Bach