Scott Bok, the former board chair of the University of Pennsylvania, breaks down the financial risks and implications that ...

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The University of Pennsylvania's decision to ban transgender female athletes from competing in women's sports to resolve a ...

At the core of the dispute was the conclusion that UPenn violated Title IX by allowing Lia Thomas, a biological male, to ...

US suspended $175 million in funding for UPenn in March Trump has threatened university funding over a range of issues UPenn's women's swim team included transgender athlete in 2022 ...

Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Paula Scanlan joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss her take on the Trump administration's decision to pull $175 million in federal funding and why she ...

After the Trump administration paused funding to the University of Pennsylvania over trans athlete inclusion in women's sports, multiple former Lia Thomas teammates have spoken out.

UPenn was one of the first affected, losing $175 million due to its policies. Other schools, like the University of Maine, also had funds suspended despite not having transgender athletes.

The University of Pennsylvania came under fire in 2021 when the institution allowed Lia Thomas, a transgender athlete, to compete for the college’s women’s swim team.

The Trump administration has frozen $175 million in federal funding from the University of Pennsylvania because of its policies that allow trans women to compete in women's sports. "Promises made ...