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From choosing the right test, to crafting the perfect essay—here’s how to hack the college admissions process without committing fraud.

Why everything has changed yet nothing has changed in the wake of the biggest admissions con in history.

Are local colleges finally ready to get serious about oversight of their sports programs?

The vast majority of independent college consultants won’t land you in federal court. But in a largely unregulated field, how do you know what’s ethical, what’s not, and when to run away?

The admissions debacle brought to light another way wealthy families game the system—by unfairly getting special accommodations for college entrance exams. But that’s only part of the problem.

Get to know the biggest names being charged in Boston federal court as part of the biggest college admissions scandal in U.S. history.

The famous Harvard law professor talks about free speech, representing Harvey Weinstein, and his controversial ouster as a faculty dean for undergrads on campus.

Nicholas Zuckerman threatened violence against black students on Harvard’s Instagram page in 2017.

An investigation concluded he engaged in unwelcome sexual conduct toward people.

The former Michigan governor, under fire for his role in the Flint water crisis, will no longer be a Harvard fellow.

A windfall of donations is keeping the quirky college afloat.

Critics have long argued that the system disproportionately excludes black and Latinx students from the city’s most prestigious public schools.

A dad’s suspicious home purchase has caught the attention of the feds.

Screenshots of Kashuv using racial slurs circulated on social media in May.