Trump administration closes 19 investigations into UNC over alleged discrimination after reaching deal

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The Department of Justice and the Department of Education collectively closed 19 investigations into the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill over allegations of antisemitism and race-based discrimination.

The move is part of a settlement agreement between the federal government and the public university. The deal allows the school to remain eligible for future federal funding in exchange for agreeing to implement several policies that address the government’s discrimination concerns.

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