Brown University reached a settlement with the Trump administration to restore research grant funding, which had been frozen, resulting in the loss of dozens of federal grants and over $50 million in unreimbursed expenses related to National Institutes of Health grants. The university agreed to pay $50 million to local workforce programs over the next decade and make commitments regarding women's sports, antisemitism, and admissions practices. The settlement also involved providing access to admissions and discrimination complaint data, defining gender for athletic purposes, and not offering gender-affirming medical care to minors. The agreement was framed as voluntary, with Brown denying liability.