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NEW: Senior WH policy strategist May Mailman tells me that Penn first approached the WH around April to begin negotiations regarding Title IX. Mailman said that if Penn lives up to their end of the deal, $175m in previously frozen funds could be restored. "There's obviously a

Lia Thomas shares her remaining program record in the 400 freestyle relay with Margot Kaczorowski, who is one of the three former Penn swimmers in an ongoing lawsuit against Penn and other parties for Title IX violations. thedp.com/article/2025/0…

.Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, Rep. Rick Krajewski — both Penn alumni — and Councilmember Rue Landau have criticized the University’s move:

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Sean "Diddy" Combs found guilty of prostitution charges but acquitted of most serious allegations. Follow live updates: cnn.it/3Gwvegm

NEW: The White House has restored $175 million in funds to Penn that were previously frozen due to the University’s alleged failure to comply with an executive order barring transgender athletes from women’s sports, CNN reported Wednesday. The funding restoration comes after

BREAKING: Penn’s frozen federal funding has been restored following yesterday’s Title IX compliance resolution, per @cnn.

Nearly 24 hours after Penn announced a resolution agreement with U.S. Department of Education to resolve an ongoing Title IX investigation, here's where things stand: - The University has removed 2022 College graduate and former Penn swimmer Lia Thomas’ individual records. - Penn issued a public

Senior DC officials told @DailyPenn that Penn approached them months ago to negotiate a settlement — one that ultimately complied with all federal Title IX demands, put the University in the White House's good graces, and recouped $175M in frozen funding.thedp.com/article/2025/0…

After announcing a resolution with the Education Dept. on July 1 to settle a Title IX investigation, Penn has begun complying with the federal government’s outlined requirements. @IshaChitirala breaks down everything you need to know in @DailyPenn. thedp.com/article/2025/0…

Like other elite Universities, Penn has faced funding cuts as Trump pushed higher ed reforms. Yet senior government officials told @DailyPenn that the University’s willingness to engage with the federal government paved the way for a resolution that restored millions in

.The Daily Pennsylvanian has been chasing this story since late April. So proud of the summer team for their incredible coverage! Take a look at new stories from Isha Chitirala, Ethan Matthew Young, and Jasmine Ni here: thedp.com/article/2025/0… thedp.com/article/2025/0…

Members of Penn Museum Workers United (via District Council 47 and Philly Cultural Workers United) authorized a strike yesterday after their contract expired on Monday. They’re now back to bargaining. The last Penn strike? 1988, when Penn Police officers went on strike after wage negotiations broke down.

Congress passes President Trump's massive domestic policy bill, handing him the first major legislative achievement of his second term cnn.it/44wvl3y

The U.S. House has passed President Donald Trump’s reconciliation bill, ushering in a tiered tax system on university endowments that will raise Penn's rate from 1.4% to 4% — a significant hike on the University’s $22.3 billion endowment. More to come in @DailyPenn.

“There is no question — none — about why Penn made this call: to avoid the wrath of Donald Trump,” Penn professor Jon Zimmerman writes in an Inquirer op-ed. “Shame on us.” “What does it profit a university if it gains the whole world of federal dollars, and loses its own soul?”

President Trump has signed his massive agenda bill into law at a White House ceremony that included a military flyover cnn.it/40qbodN