Latino Heritage Month celebrations pause amid racial profiling
Monday’s Supreme Court ruling raises questions on how the University will celebrate Latino Heritage Month.
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Modern SCOTUS undermines US democracy
In our "model democracy," the Supreme Court's powers resemble totalitarianism.
Affirmative action at USC is dead. Now what?
I’m a first-generation, low-income student from Illinois. For people like me, the future is bleak.
Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action — future of USC admissions remains unclear
University officials are releasing statements vowing to commit to diversity regardless of the ruling, but prior experience in other states says the prospects are grim.
Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action — live updates
The move, largely expected from the court's 6-3 conservative majority, will force universities across the country to rethink its race-conscious admissions programs.
Law & Disorder: Gun control returns to the Supreme Court
There is no need for concealed carry but there is a need for more gun regulations.