If college admissions scandal parents admit responsibility, they may avoid prison time: experts
Could Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman be going to prison in the college admissions scandal? Legal experts have different ideas. Continue reading
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Montrealer identified as alleged informant in U.S. college bribery scandal
Morrie Tobin was identified as the informant who helped expose the admissions scheme. Continue reading
‘Fuller House’ drops Lori Loughlin amid college admissions scandal
The Hallmark Channel also cut ties last Thursday with Lori Loughlin Continue reading
COMMENTARY: When your family legacy is ‘the broken ones,’ the college admissions scam hits a nerve
“When I first heard about the college admissions scam I was shocked, though not surprised,” writes Meera Estrada. Continue reading
U.S. college admissions scandal puts selection process for Canadian schools under microscope
The selection process at Canadian schools is heavily weighted towards high school report cards, leaving less wiggle room for the sort of chicanery being alleged in the U.S., an admissions consultant says. Continue reading
Mother files $500-billion lawsuit against Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman
The California woman claims that the celebs, along with others, prevented her son from being admitted to university. Continue reading
Lori Loughlin productions halted in Vancouver, company says ‘hundreds’ of job losses to follow
Garage Sale Mystery: Three Little Murders was due to wrap production on Mar. 21. Continue reading
Hallmark Channel severs ties with Lori Loughlin in wake of college admissions scandal
Lori Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying bribes to gain their daughters’ college admissions. Continue reading
Should the rich kids involved in the U.S. college scam be punished?
Parenting experts say the students caught up in the college scam shouldn’t necessarily be kicked out of school. Continue reading
USC, Yale University among colleges sued by students over college admissions scandal
Two students filed a federal lawsuit seeking class-action status against the universities named in the college admissions scheme. Continue reading