As the Supreme Court prepares to wrap up its term, several high-profile cases remain on the docket. One of the most significant cases involves affirmative action in college admissions, as the court considers whether race can continue to be a factor in admissions decisions. The outcome could potentially overturn long-standing precedent and impact the efforts to achieve diversity on campus.

In addition to affirmative action, the Supreme Court is also considering challenges to President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program. Critics argue that the program exceeds the Department of Education's authority and is an unlawful attempt to erase billions of dollars of federal student loan debt.

These cases have drawn attention and speculation, with opinions and dissents expected to be delivered from the bench. The court's rulings on these issues could have far-reaching implications for higher education and the student loan landscape. The decisions may also spark debates over the role of race in admissions and the power of federal agencies.

As the public awaits the court's final decisions, all eyes will be on how the justices navigate these contentious issues and shape the future of affirmative action and student loan forgiveness.