Brown University announced a settled deal signed by the university and US President Donald Trump’s administration on Wednesday, restoring millions of dollars of frozen federal grants paused due to the university’s alleged mistreatment of Jewish students and use of race in the admissions process.
The deal, published on Brown’s website, stated a list of agreements that the university and the federal government have reached in order to reinstate $510 million in grants that were at risk of being taken away from the university. These agreements include defining “male” and “female” in accordance with Trump’s executive order, “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” in all areas of the university, including athletic teams, dormitory housing, and bathrooms. The president and Brown also agreed to the university paying $50 over three years to the Rhode Island workforce development missions and intensifying research efforts to ensure antisemitism
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