Revolt Against Moral Confusion in the Ivy League Rocks Penn, as Huntsman Foundation Ends Its Long-Time Support for a School It Says Has Become ‘Unrecognizable’

Influential alumni join billionaire Marc Rowan’s call for Penn’s chairman, Scott Bok, and president, Elizabeth Magill, to resign.

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Ambassador Jon Huntsman Jr. at Salt Lake City, May 20, 2020. AP/Rick Bowmer, file

The revolt against moral confusion in the leadership of the Ivy League has accelerated following news Saturday that the Huntsman family, one of the biggest financial backers of the University of Pennsylvania, was ending its support of the school. 

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