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Northwestern nears settlement with $75M penalty to restore $790M in federal funds after antisemitism probe.
Northwestern University is close to settling a federal investigation into campus antisemitism, potentially restoring $790 million in frozen funding with a reported $75 million penalty.
The agreement, still pending finalization, aims to address concerns over pro-Palestinian protests and ensure equitable academic practices.
The funding freeze, begun in April, led to 425 job cuts and the resignation of former president Michael Schill.
Other elite schools have reached similar deals.
The Department of Education says negotiations are progressing in good faith, with goals to uphold academic integrity and merit-based processes.
Northwestern se acerca a un acuerdo con una multa de $75 millones para restaurar $790 millones en fondos federales después de una investigación de antisemitismo.