Zion Abebe

In the months following Trump’s inauguration, Penn has remained a target of federal scrutiny leading to widespread changes to University policies. 

Also, Penn faculty and students expressed concerns about the potential implications of Trump’s proposal to narrow Fulbright scholarships.

Also, Penn President Larry Jameson signed a letter calling on the federal government to respect the independence of higher education institutions.

Also, Saxbys employees at the 40th and Locust streets location staged a "march on the boss" yesterday.

Also, over 150 people gathered in Center City yesterday to protest and demand the reversal of federal funding cuts.

Also, Penn President Larry Jameson has not pressed charges against individuals who staged a protest at his private residence last week.

Over 100,000 federal employees have lost their jobs following cuts made by the Department of Government Efficiency.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with over a dozen members of the Penn community about their reactions to Jameson's permanent appointment. 

Also, the DP spoke with several student groups about their views on the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Jameson will continue to lead the University — and shed his previous interim title — at a time of intense political scrutiny and mounting financial uncertainty.