In San Francisco's surrounding region, a significant development has occurred. Further details are available from ABC7 News. A settlement is being pursued by the Justice Department.
This action involves Duke and concerns admissions practices. The Justice Department has made its intentions clear, though specifics are limited. For more information, readers can refer to the original report from ABC7 News.
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