A $55 million philanthropic commitment has been terminated by Temple University. The commitment was from alumnus and former trustee Christopher Barnett. This decision was made amid a federal investigation involving Christopher Barnett.
Details of the investigation are not provided here, but further information can be found through the source. The termination of the record $55 million gift is confirmed, but additional context or specifics about the circumstances surrounding the decision are not available in this brief summary.
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