No details of the accord were provided in a message Monday from a spokesperson for the Manhattan federal court’s district executive, who said a status conference in the case scheduled for Tuesday was canceled.
The parties agreed to a confidential settlement, including monetary terms, NYU spokesperson John Beckman said in a statement.
“None of the confidential terms detracts from NYU’s obligations to combat antisemitism under the ...
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