Dartmouth, Northwestern, Rice, Vanderbilt Universities Agree to $166 Million Settlement in Price-Fixing Lawsuit
By Naveen Athrappully Four universities have agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit that accused them of engaging in price-fixing admission fees and reducing financial aid to poorer students. The settlement came as part of a 2022 antitrust lawsuit filed by several former students and parents against 17 universities. The complaint (pdf) alleged that the universities violated U.S.
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