In exchange for financial compensation and increased transparency, Columbia avoids long-term federal oversight, unlike Harvard's initial litigation approach.
Columbia University may be poised to pay more than $200 million as part of a sweeping settlement with the Trump administration over accusations that the Ivy League institution failed to protect Jewish students from harassment, according to a report by The New York Times.
Negotiations between university officials and federal representatives have been underway for months, culminating in plans for Columbia leaders to meet with former President Donald Trump next weekend to finalise the agreement.
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