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College Admissions and Race, Student Debt Ruling, Actors Union Negotiations : Up First How will colleges improve diversity on campus after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that race cannot be considered in admissions? Another highly anticipated SCOTUS ruling will decide whether President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan can proceed. The union contract for Hollywood actors expires tonight, will they join writers on the picket line?

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College Admissions and Race, Student Debt Ruling, Actors Union Negotiations

College Admissions and Race, Student Debt Ruling, Actors Union Negotiations

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How will colleges improve diversity on campus after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that race cannot be considered in admissions? Another highly anticipated SCOTUS ruling will decide whether President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan can proceed. The union contract for Hollywood actors expires tonight, will they join writers on the picket line?

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