Resignation of University President Over Testimony on Anti-Jewish Hate

Liz McGill, the embattled president of the University of Pennsylvania, resigned following criticism of her testimony before Congress regarding calls for genocide against Jews on campus. Pressure from donors played a significant role, as they voiced concerns about Penn's hosting of the Palestine Rights Literature Festival, which featured speakers associated with anti-Semitism. McGill's reaction to the controversy failed to satisfy donors, leading to the withdrawal of major grants and calls for her resignation. The resignations of presidents from Harvard and MIT are also speculated.