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Harvard Asks Court to Keep Information on Individual Applicants and ‘Granular’ Admissions Details Under Seal

Lawyers for Harvard University on Friday asked a federal court to keep information about individual applicants — and specific details of its admissions process — under seal. In their filing, the lawyers argue that publicly disclosing several kinds of documents would compromise students’ privacy and jeopardize the university’s “commercial interests.”
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