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Columbia Walked a Tightrope on Its Way to a $200 Million Settlement With Trump

The university chose cooperation over litigation, a strategy both pilloried and praised.

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Columbia’s Settlement With Trump Is Pure Cowardice

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White House touts Columbia deal, critics see dangerous precedent

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Columbia University settles its costly battle with Trump administration

Columbia University says it has reached a settlement with the Trump administration to end federal investigations into civil rights violations stemming from divisive protests at the New York City camp...

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A Look at Details of the Settlement Between Columbia University and the Trump Administration

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A Columbia genocide scholar says she may leave over university's new definition of antisemitism

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Columbia Protected Its Funding and Sacrificed Its Freedom

Columbia’s decision to settle is understandable, but it’s also evidence of how badly the Trump era has numbed the conscience of the American elite.

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Columbia and Penn Made Trump Deals. More Universities Could Be Next.

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Columbia made a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding. Is Harvard next?

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Columbia University to pay ‘largest religious discrimination’ settlement in federal agency’s history

It’s the “largest religious discrimination harassment settlement” in the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's 60 years of existence.

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Columbia to pay Trump admin $200M to restore funding yanked over antisemitism

Columbia University will pay $200 million to President Donald Trump’s administration in a settlement to resolve federal investigations into alleged breaches of anti-discrimination laws.

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Columbia Struck a Deal to Save Research Funding. How Do Its Researchers Feel About That?

Faculty and others expressed a mixture of relief and frustration over the deal, under which the university will pay over $200 million to have most of its research funding restored.