Employers who fired their staff for posts about Charlie Kirk have lost a string of high-profile disputes.

Employers who fired their staff for posts about Charlie Kirk have lost a string of high-profile disputes.

Employers who fired their staff for posts about Charlie Kirk have lost a string of high-profile disputes.

Northeastern recorded a 5.6% acceptance rate for the Class of 2029, up from last year’s record low of 5.2%.

The department has indicated that it agrees with a lawsuit calling the program’s eligibility standard “unconstitutional.” More than 600 colleges could be affected.

Duke, Harvard, Rice, and Stanford Universities have deviated from their typical admissions processes in an eleventh-hour effort to boost enrollment.

A planned $21-million fund for victims of campus antisemitism raises a host of questions — such as who is eligible for a slice of the money.

A draft rule would bar scientists funded by the agency from collecting data about gender identity, following other steps the administration has taken to restrict research on LGBT topics.

Precedents offer few clues about an unprecedented playbook.