Penn to establish first office of religious and ethnic inclusion following Title VI investigation

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The University of Pennsylvania announced it is establishing the first-ever office of religious and ethnic inclusion after the school played host to some of the most well-known anti-Israel campus demonstrations since the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack.

The move was announced by interim President J. Larry Jameson, who replaced former President Liz Magill after she resigned following congressional testimony in which she refused to say whether calls for genocide against Jews violated school policy, calling it a matter of “context.”

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