UPenn President Liz Magill resignation

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When Liz Magill was hired to be the 27th leader of the nearly 300-year-old University of Pennsylvania 20 months ago, she was academic royalty. On Saturday, she resigned in disgrace.

But she didn’t last much longer. Magill and Board Chair Scott Bok resigned Saturday evening

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