Read more: Penn President Liz Magill resigns after testimony on antisemitism drew bipartisan criticism The question heard on University of Pennsylvania’s campus, in the halls of government and ...

In a stunning downfall for the leader of one of the world’s most prestigious universities, Liz Magill, the president of University of Pennsylvania, voluntarily stepped down from the helm of the ...

Elizabeth Magill resigned from her position as president of the University of Pennsylvania. She was joined by the chairman of the school’s board of trustees, Scott Bok, who backed her.

Note that both Penn’s Liz Magill and Gay were followed by white men in the interim president position. Gay’s apology brings to light many of the issues. Her words make clear her realization th ...

Elizabeth Magill, president of the University of Pennsylvania, refused to say whether students who called for the genocide of Jews would be punished. The university said she "voluntarily tendered ...

More than 2,000 such concerned individuals signed an open letter sent to the university’s president, Liz Magill, urging her to issue a statement — without equivocating or falling into both ...

The outrage and halt in donations eventually led to the resignation of UPenn President Liz Magill. Magill also took heat for her widely panned testimony before the House Education and Workforce ...

In an email seen by the BBC, Ross Stevens said he was "appalled" Elizabeth Magill avoided questions about how students calling for the genocide of Jews would be punished. Ms Magill was grilled by ...

Elizabeth Magill (University of Pennsylvania) will represent the majority at future Ivy League presidents round tables. According to the American College President research, only about one-third ...

Pro-Israel Effort to Smear Penn President Started Well Before Oct. 7 The Ivy League school was in the spotlight last winter after university president Liz Magill caved to pressure from pro-Israel ...

But unlike others who left their posts, like Liz Magill of the University of Pennsylvania and Claudine Gay of Harvard, Holloway isn’t leaving the kind of elite institution that tends to attract ...

Two of three university presidents who’d testified before the committee at a previous hearing—Harvard president Claudine Gay and University of Pennsylvania president Liz Magill—were out of ...