A Drexel spokesperson did not say whether the school had declined the offer, but said, “No proposal has been presented that would provide a permanent, sustainable path forward" for the museum.
The gift is from Gabriel Gilinski, a 2008 alum who chairs the Board of Grupo Nutresa, a Latin America food company with more than 50,000 employees, 45 factories in 17 countries, and his wife Stephanie
Pope Leo XIV, a Villanova alumnus, will present the medal named for him to Cardinal Michael Czerny on Oct. 13 at the university’s international sustainability conference in Rome.
Christopher M. Barnett's company, ABA Centers of America, is under federal investigation over allegations of money laundering, wire fraud and other offenses.
Roy Hamilton has stepped into a new position leading Penn’s faculty senate, the representative body for the school’s approximate 3,000-member standing faculty.
The rural Chester County town began looking at enacting the law following the shooting last year of seven people on Lincoln’s campus, one of whom died, during homecoming festivities.
Haverford President Wendy Raymond said in a statement that some members of the Jewish community who support Israel have been "deeply hurt" and "that constitutes a failure on our part."
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon on Monday asked colleges to agree in public statements on their websites to wide-ranging reforms involving protests, admissions, tuition costs and more areas.
Included in that total, achieved during the first full year of President John Fry’s tenure, are some major gifts including $55 million from Christopher Barnett to rename the College of Public Health.
The school had to delay payroll for up to one week earlier this month, according to an email obtained by The Inquirer from a source close to the school.
