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Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
January 29, 2024
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At Penn, tensions may only be growing after Magill’s resignation

Source: bostonglobe.com bostonglobe.com
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But it was what happened next that spurred the protest. Rowan sent a four-page email to university trustees titled “Moving Forward,” which many professors interpreted as a blueprint for a more conservative campus. A Penn alumnus and a major benefactor of the university, Rowan deployed his formidable resources in a relentless campaign against Penn’s president, M. Elizabeth Magill, leading to her resignation in December. Campus protests are not usually aimed at a single person. But last week at the University of Pennsylvania, professors staged a rally targeting Marc Rowan, the New York private-equity billionaire. Amy C. Offner, a history professor...
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