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Columbia and Brown Universities to Release Admissions and Racial Data Under Federal Settlement

As part of recent settlements, Columbia and Brown Universities will provide detailed admissions data, including race information, potentially reshaping elite college admissions practices.

By Daniel Schwartz • August 05, 2025 3 MIN READ

As part of federal settlements, Columbia and Brown Universities have agreed to disclose comprehensive admissions data, including racial demographics.

Martin County’s sole hospital has remained closed for two years despite ongoing maintenance efforts.

North Carolina Faces Medicaid Funding Cuts Threatening Rural Hospital Reopening

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Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry played a key role in coordinating last-minute halted raids on city-funded hotels alongside federal authorities.

Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push

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Harvard warns that barring international students would fundamentally alter the university’s character and standing.

Harvard Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Federal Pressure on International Students

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Christopher Hinton, 32, pictured at the Judge Rotenberg Educational Center in Canton, Massachusetts. He has used a portable shock device, designed to deliver electric jolts to residents when necessary, since childhood.

Controversy Surrounds the Future of Electric Shock Devices in Disability Treatment

Efforts to prohibit electric shock devices used on individuals with severe neurodevelopmental disabilities face delays amid federal agency cutbacks and political turmoil.

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A vigil held by pro-Palestinian activists on Dartmouth College campus in spring.

Dartmouth College’s Unique Position Amid Federal Scrutiny of Ivy League Schools

Unlike its Ivy League counterparts, Dartmouth College has so far escaped federal funding threats under the current administration, a situation attributed largely to its president's strategic leadership.

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President Trump has launched a forceful campaign to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion considerations from federal operations and broader American society.

Trump Moves to Eliminate Key Legal Mechanism for Civil Rights Enforcement

The Trump administration has directed federal agencies to cease using disparate-impact liability, a critical legal framework for identifying discriminatory policies affecting minority groups.

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Republican leaders are capitalizing on their control of Congress and the White House to bypass opposition and roll back federal regulations.

Congressional Republicans Leverage Rare Legislative Tool to Undo Biden-Era Regulations

Republicans in Congress are increasingly using a little-known 1996 law to dismantle federal rules established during the Biden administration, circumventing Senate filibusters and advancing a broad deregulation agenda.

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Columbia and Brown Universities to Release Admissions and Racial Data Under Federal Settlement

North Carolina Faces Medicaid Funding Cuts Threatening Rural Hospital Reopening

Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push

Harvard Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Federal Pressure on International Students

Controversy Surrounds the Future of Electric Shock Devices in Disability Treatment

Dartmouth College’s Unique Position Amid Federal Scrutiny of Ivy League Schools

Trump Moves to Eliminate Key Legal Mechanism for Civil Rights Enforcement

Congressional Republicans Leverage Rare Legislative Tool to Undo Biden-Era Regulations

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Columbia and Brown Universities to Release Admissions and Racial Data Under Federal Settlement

North Carolina Faces Medicaid Funding Cuts Threatening Rural Hospital Reopening

Key Figures Facilitate ICE Operations in New York Amid Federal Deportation Push

Harvard Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Federal Pressure on International Students

Controversy Surrounds the Future of Electric Shock Devices in Disability Treatment