President Donald Trump has reached a $221 million settlement with Columbia University to resolve federal civil rights investigations, including alleged discriminatory practices and antisemitic employment discrimination against Jewish faculty. The deal, the largest antisemitism-related settlement in U.S. history, restores federal research funding and imposes oversight through an independent monitor. Columbia has agreed to reforms, such as enhanced campus protest rules and changing disciplinary authority. The university admitted no wrongdoing but acknowledged the need for reform after incidents affecting Jewish students and faculty. Columbia's public statement does not mention certain claims made by the White House, including a review of Middle East programming and new data-sharing requirements for international student admissions.