Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, has successfully negotiated a deal with the federal government, reinstating several hundred million dollars in research funding.

The video included above is from an earlier report.

Previously this year, the Trump administration had put a hold on federal funding, citing ongoing investigations into potential civil rights violations at various universities nationwide.

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Specifically, Northwestern University saw approximately $790 million in federal funds suspended.

The university came under scrutiny due to its management of pro-Palestinian protests and the campus’s approach to combating antisemitism.

RELATED: Federal funding suspension impacts NU medical research, with concerns over sustainability.

Northwestern said the funding it received was driving innovative and life-saving research, like its development of the world’s smallest pacemaker and advancements in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, which was put a jeopardy during the funding freeze.

More information on the terms of the deal between the university and the government can be found here.