UPenn bans transgender athletes from female sports and revokes some of Lia Thomas’ records in Trump admin deal - The Department of Education claimed trans women’s sporting victories had been illegally

Lia Thomas Records Erased as Penn Bans Transgender Athletes From Women’s Sports Three years ago, Lia Thomas drew national and international headlines as the first transgender female swimmer to contend

The Trump administration has released $175 million in previously frozen federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania, a White House official told CNN, following an agreement on how the university would handle transgender athletes.

The Trump administration is restoring federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania after the school reached a deal limiting the participation of transgender athletes in sports, according to a Department of Education official.

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed with the Trump administration to disavow and apologize for having allowed transgender women to compete in female-only sports under past National Collegiate Athletic Association rules and to erase any athletic records and titles they earned.

Penn has agreed to ban trans women from women's sports, resolving a civil rights case that centered around swimmer Lia Thomas, the Department of Education said Tuesday.

The University of Pennsylvania and the federal government have reached an agreement that the Ivy League school will adhere to the Trump administration's ban on transgender athletes competing in women's sports.

The University of Pennsylvania has resolved violations a Department of Education civil rights investigation found involving transgender athletes competing in women's sports, the school and Trump administration announced Tuesday.