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ABC NewsVideoLiveShowsShopLog InStream onUniversity of Pennsylvania reaches agreement with Trump admin over transgender athletes caseThe school said it will no longer allow transgender women in female sports.ByArthur Jones II and Meredith DelisoJuly 1, 2025, 7:44 PM1:29The University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia, April 18, 2025. Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty ImagesThe 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.The agreement requires the university to follow Title IX as interpreted by the Department of Education and adopt Trump's executive order defining sex as biological, the department said. The school will no longer allow transgender women in female sports and will provide sex-based locker rooms, the university said.Under the agreement, the university will also restore individual Division I swimming records, titles or similar recognitions to female athletes and send a personalized letter of apology to each impacted female swimmer, according to the Education Department.The University of Pennsylvania campus in Philadelphia, April 18, 2025.Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty ImagesDepartment of Education Secretary Linda McMahon applauded the "common sense" victory for women and girls."Thanks to the leadership of President Trump, UPenn has agreed both to apologize for its past Title IX violations and to ensure that women's sports are protected at the University for future generations of female athletes," McMahon said in a statement.A Penn spokesperson said the university will comply with Title IX as interpreted by the Department of Education in all of its athletics programs. The school vows to shield female students from discrimination in its programs and keep student-athlete bathroom and locker room access strictly separate on the basis of sex.On the school's Title IX compliance page, the university said it will adhere to two of the president's executive orders that defend women from "gender ideology extremism" within the federal government and ban transgender athletes from women's sports.In addition, "the University will not delegate its obligation to comply with Title IX to an external association or other entity and it will not contract with, or arrange with any third party entity to provide benefits of the University's athletics programs, if that third-party entity is acting in violation of Title IX," according to the school's spokesperson.MORE: Trump administration investigating Harvard Law Review for alleged discriminationUniversity of Pennsylvania President Dr. J. Larry Jameson said he is "pleased that we were able to reach a resolution" in what he called a "complex issue.""Our commitment to ensuring a respectful and welcoming environment for all of our students is unwavering," he said in a letter to the school community. "At the same time, we must comply with federal requirements, including executive orders, and NCAA eligibility rules, so our teams and student-athletes may engage in competitive intercollegiate sports."The resolution agreement follows a two-month investigation into the school's practices, which demanded the university issue a statement that it will comply with the law, apologize to athletes whose athletic participation was "marred by sex discrimination" and restore all athletics records or accolades "misappropriated by male athletes."Penn's Lia Thomas prepares to swim in a qualifying heat of the 500 yard freestyle event at the Ivy League Women's Swimming and Diving Championships at Harvard University, Feb. 17, 2022, in Cambridge, Mass.Mary Schwalm/AP, FILEThe administration had previously suspended $175 million in federal contracts awarded to Penn, citing the participation of a transgender athlete -- Lia Thomas -- on a women's swimming team during the 2021-2022 swim season. Thomas became the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA Division I national championship while competing for the Ivy League school.Jameson noted that at the time Thomas was on the team, Penn was "in compliance with NCAA eligibility rules and Title IX as then interpreted.""While Penn's policies during the 2021-2022 swim season were in accordance with NCAA eligibility rules at the time, we acknowledge that some student-athletes were disadvantaged by these rules," he said. "We recognize this and will apologize to those who experienced a competitive disadvantage or experienced anxiety because of the policies in effect at the time."In February, the NCAA updated its policy to only allow student-athletes assigned female at birth to participate in women's sporting competitions, following Trump's executive order on transgender athletes.Jameson said the university will review and update the Penn women's swimming records set during that season "to indicate who would now hold the records under current eligibility guidelines."ABC News has reached out to a representative of Thomas for comment.MORE: Trump administration finds Harvard in 'violent violation' of Civil Rights Act, threatens funding lossRiley Gaines, a former University of Kentucky swimmer who tied with Thomas at the 2022 NCAA Division 1 Swimming & Diving Championships, called the agreement a "historic display" of protecting women's sports."This Administration does not just pay lip service to women's equality: it vigorously insists on that equality being upheld," Gaines said in a statement. "It is my hope that today demonstrates to educational institutions that they will no longer be allowed to trample upon women's civil rights, and renews hope in every female athlete that their country's highest leadership will not relent until they have the dignity, safety, and fairness they deserve."The resolution comes on the heels of the Education Department recognizing June as "Title IX Month," which commemorates women and celebrates their struggle for, and achievement of, equal educational opportunity.The Education Department has opened at least 20 Title IX investigations into schools over transgender athletes competing in women's sports.Following the agreement reached with Penn, White House spokesperson Liz Huston said the university "repeatedly violated civil rights laws by allowing men to compete in women’s sports, and the Trump Administration rightfully held them accountable for this unfair and dangerous policy.""President Trump will always protect women’s sports and continue to restore common sense to the federal government," Huston added.Related TopicsLGBTQPresident TrumpSponsored Content by TaboolaPopular ReadsLiquor store owner tackled by man posing as US Marshal, suspect arrestedJul 1, 2:39 PMFormer FBI agent pardoned by Trump for Jan. 6 charges now serving at DOJ: SourcesJul 1, 10:58 PMFalling tree kills woman during severe weather warning for East CoastJul 1, 1:57 PMTeens who bully in this state could lose their driver's license under new lawJul 1, 7:31 PMABC News Live24/7 coverage of breaking news and live eventsABC News NetworkPrivacy PolicyYour US State Privacy RightsChildren's Online Privacy PolicyInterest-Based AdsAbout Nielsen MeasurementTerms of UseDo Not Sell or Share My Personal InformationContact Us © 2025 ABC News, University of Pennsylvania reaches agreement with Trump admin over transgender athletes case The school said it will no longer allow transgender women in female sports., The University of Pennsylvania will block transgender athletes from female sports teams and erase the records set by swimmer Lia Thomas as part of an agreement with the federal government, the .
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