( November 18, 2025, 23:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: US antitrust claims against dozens of universities and the College Board, which had alleged the defendants engaged in concerted action to require noncustodial parents of applicants seeking non-federal financial aid to provide information, driving up prices, has been closed after student plaintiffs indicated they will not be filing an amended complaint, according to a text order entered by US District Judge Sara Ellis. The court dismissed the matter and terminated the case, Ellis said in her order filed from the Northern District of Illinois.Order below: ...
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