Columbia University has agreed to pay $200 million to resolve allegations stemming from the Trump administration that the institution violated anti-discrimination laws, potentially restoring federal funding. The settlement concludes a dispute centered around accusations of discriminatory practices. While details remain limited, the agreement signifies a significant financial commitment from the university to address past concerns and ensure future compliance with federal regulations. The resolution avoids further legal battles and allows Columbia to focus on its academic mission, albeit with a substantial financial burden.