The Supreme Court could announce two major decisions: on whether the student-loan forgiveness program is lawful and if race can be considered in college admissions. Follow along for live updates.
in college admissions. The high court weighed whether Biden has authority to forgive more than $400 million in federal student loan debt — a policy projected to benefit more than 40 million Americans. Separately, it is expected to rule soon on whether colleges and universities may consider an applicant’s race in making admission decisions. A
had challenged race-conscious programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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