Talia LeVine
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University leaders discussed changes to admissions policies following the Court’s overturning of race-based affirmative action at Harvard and UNC-Chapel Hill.
Talia LeVine
Talia LeVine is a section editor covering arts and culture. They study Political Science and Visual Art with a focus on photography. In their free time, they can be found drinking copious amounts of coffee.
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By Maya Wadhwani | December 17With these strategies, Doyle and Latham expect that the deficit will be no more than $60 million in 2026, excluding the University’s long-term investments in affiliated health systems.
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December 16The Marshall Scholarship funds up to three years of graduate study in any academic discipline at any institution in the United Kingdom. Courtesy of Eric Gottlieb.
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By Nat Hardy | December 13The class of 2029 is the first to apply with the reinstated mandatory test scores policy and the second to apply under the Supreme Court’s outlaw of race-based affirmative action.
