The left won’t like this.
🚨 Breaking News: The Trump administration has frozen $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) as the school faces a federal investigation into potential Title IX violations. 🚨
This move follows President Trump’s “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” executive order, reinforcing his administration’s commitment to protecting fairness in women’s athletics.
🚨 UPenn at Risk of Losing More Funding
UPenn, an Ivy League university, is now under federal scrutiny for policies allowing biological males to compete in women’s sports.
A senior administration official confirmed that the $175 million funding freeze is separate from UPenn’s total federal support, which last year was reported at $1 billion.
The pause in funding aligns with the administration’s efforts to enforce Title IX protections and prevent biological males from displacing female athletes in competitive sports.
🚨 University Officials Respond to Funding Freeze
Despite the media reports, UPenn claims it has not received an official notice regarding the funding suspension.
A spokesperson for the university stated:
“We are aware of reports suggesting a suspension of $175 million in federal funding to Penn but have not yet received any official notification… Penn has always followed NCAA and Ivy League policies.”
🚨 Trump Administration Expands Title IX Investigations
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched federal investigations into multiple institutions suspected of violating women’s sports protections under Title IX.
In addition to UPenn, the following institutions are now being investigated:
- San Jose State University – Schools refused to play against their women’s volleyball team after a biological male was added to the roster.
- Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association – Facing scrutiny for policies that may allow biological males to compete in girls’ sports.
Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Craig Trainor confirmed these ongoing investigations, signaling a broader push to restore fairness in women’s athletics.
🚨 Lia Thomas Controversy Sparked National Outrage
UPenn made headlines in 2022 when Lia Thomas, a biological male competing as a transgender athlete, joined the women’s swim team and won the 500-yard freestyle national championship.
The controversy escalated when Thomas tied with Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines in the 200-yard freestyle, yet only Thomas was given the trophy during the awards ceremony.
💬 What do you think? Should biological males be allowed in women’s sports?
🚨 Other Schools Face Federal Funding Issues Over Transgender Policies
🚨 The fight for fairness in women’s sports is growing.
Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture temporarily froze funding to the University of Maine System due to transgender policies, though the decision was later reversed.
Additionally, Rep. Mary Miller (R-Ill.) called on the Trump administration to strip federal funding from an Illinois school district where a mother accused school officials of forcing young girls to change in front of a transgender student in the girls’ locker room.
🚨 The Future of Women’s Sports Under Trump’s Policies
With elections approaching, the Trump administration continues to push back against radical gender policies that threaten the integrity of women’s sports.
🔴 Should the federal government cut funding for schools that allow biological males in women’s sports?