Judge Rules Naval Academy Has The Right To Use Race In Admissions Process
A federal judge ruled on Dec. 6 that the US Naval Academy can keep using race in its admissions process in a limited fashion.
Federal court upholds Naval Academy’s race-conscious admissions policy
A federal court upheld the Naval Academy’s race-conscious admissions, rejecting a challenge by the group behind the Supreme ...
Federal judge rejects challenge to Naval Academy’s use of race in admissions practices
A federal judge has rejected a challenge to the Naval Academy’s use of race in its admissions practices, ruling that the ...
If diversity is good for Naval Academy, why not for all college admissions? | EDITORIAL
Bennett, senior judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, who ruled late last week against litigants ...
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Naval Academy can consider race in admissions: judge
The U.S. Naval Academy, unlike civilian higher education institutions, may continue to consider the race of applicants ...
Why the Naval Academy Gets to Keep Affirmative Action
The US Supreme Court ruling striking down the practice at private and public universities specifically exempted military ...
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US judge affirms Naval Academy consideration of race in admissions process
Decision could tee up another battle over considerations of race in university admissions before US Supreme Court.
Judge upholds use of race in Naval Academy admissions, saying a diverse military is stronger
A federal judge on Friday ruled that the U.S. Naval Academy can continue considering race in its admissions process, finding ...
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Race-Conscious Admissions Can Continue at Naval Academy, Federal Court Rules
The Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling on race in admissions exempted service academies, and a judge ruled Friday that the Naval Academy’s policy passes muster.
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Federal Judge Rules Naval Academy Can Consider Race in Admissions
The U.S. Naval Academy can continue to consider race when evaluating applicants to the elite military higher education institution, a federal judge ruled Friday.