Cornell University announced Friday it has reached a deal with the Trump administration to restore more than $250 million in funding to the school.

The deal, which includes $60 million in spending from the school, restarts the funding and ends all federal investigations into the university after the administration accused Cornell of racial discrimination and antisemitism violations.

“The decades-long research partnership between Cornell and the federal government is critical to advancing the university’s core mission and to our continuing contributions to the nation’s health, welfare, and economic and military strength. This agreement revives that partnership, while affirming the university’s commitment to the principles of academic freedom, independence, and institutional autonomy that,

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