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Columbia to pay $221 million to federal govt in settlement with Trump admin
Columbia University has agreed to pay the federal government $221 million, as part of a settlement reached with the Trump administration, which alleged civil rights violations. And while Columbia has not admitted any wrongdoing, the outcome of this case may mean others will follow suit.
The White House is pressuring Harvard University to settle for more than Columbia's $221 million deal to restore frozen ...
Columbia University has just agreed to a massive $220 million settlement with the Trump administration after a fight that ...
Education lawyers and advocates said Columbia’s deal with the White House was a potentially dangerous government intrusion into higher education.
Columbia University's agreement to pay more than $220 million to the U.S. government to resolve federal probes was not ...
Never in the history of our nation has a university so thoroughly bent to the will of an autocrat. All who care about higher education must stand up and fight back against this unprecedented ...
Columbia University will pay over $220 million to the U.S. government to settle federal investigations. The deal, seen as a way to restore public funding, has faced criticism as a harmful precedent.
Columbia University agreed to pay $200 million to the federal government in order to resolve multiple federal agency ...
Columbia Has Discussed $200 Million Payment in Civil-Rights Settlement With Trump Administration The Ivy League school has been locked in battle with the government for months By Douglas Belkin ...
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