Jessica Gould
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Columbia says it will pay more than two hundred million dollars in fines to settle government investigations into discrimination on campus, and the Trump administration will release hundreds of millions of dollars in grants.
Federal officials had held the money back for months, accusing Colombia of failing to address anti Semitism.
In a statement, Acting Columbia President Claire Shipman says university officials do not agree that it violated anti-discrimination laws.
But she says the university is making changes to create a safer, respectful campus.
She says the new agreement also protects Colombia's independence.
For NPR News, I'm Jessica Gould in New York City.
The protest took place during the study period for finals and lasted several hours until it was broken up by police.
It was one of the largest protests on campus since the weeks-long encampment a year before.
Colombia officials say they're working to restore a billion dollars in funding that the Trump administration withheld last winter, and the university's tightening protest rules and discipline as part of that.
President Trump says Colombia has failed to address.
anti-Semitism on campus, though many Columbia students and faculty call that a pretext for controlling higher education.
The university argues it's trying to maintain a campus that respects all students.
For NPR News, I'm Jessica Gould in New York City.
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