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This deal follows similar deals the Trump administration has made with Cornell University, Brown University, and Columbia University.
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Part of the deal would require Northwestern University, an elite school outside Chicago, to pay the government $75 million over the next three years.
In exchange, the government will unfreeze $790 million in research funding that was canceled last spring over accusations of racial discrimination and anti-Semitism.
The agreement allows the college to retain full academic freedom and says the Trump administration will end all open investigations into the school.
This deal follows similar deals the Trump administration has made with Cornell University, Brown University, and Columbia University.
Part of the deal would require Cornell, an Ivy League school in upstate New York, to pay the government $30 million and also invest $30 million more in agriculture and farming.
In April, the government froze millions of dollars in research funding over accusations of racial discrimination and anti-Semitism.
In addition to reinstating millions in research grants, the agreement says the Trump administration will end open investigations into the school.
This deal follows similar deals the Trump administration has made with Brown University and Columbia University.
Part of the deal would require Cornell, an Ivy League school in upstate New York, to pay the government $30 million and also invest $30 million more in agriculture and farming.
In April, the government froze millions of dollars in research funding over accusations of racial discrimination and anti-Semitism.
In addition to reinstating millions in research grants, the agreement says the Trump administration will end open investigations into the school.
This deal follows similar deals the Trump administration has made with Brown University and Columbia University.
While lawyers from Harvard and the Trump administration were in a packed courtroom in Boston on Thursday, the federal judge, Alison D. Burroughs, voiced concerns that the government was attempting to prevent foreign students from enrolling despite her earlier order blocking the administration's planned actions.