The exact amount of the more than $100 million gift was not disclosed. Penn said it is one of the largest-ever donations to name a U.S. inpatient hospital building. The Cliftons made the donation to accelerate patient care, research and education at Penn Medicine.

This gift — one of the largest ever to name a United States inpatient hospital building according to the news release — is aimed towards accelerating innovation in patient care, research, and medical education.

While the university did not specify the amount of the gift in its news release, the Philadelphia Business Journal described it as being worth more than $100 million. The Philadelphia Inquirer pegged it at $120 million. The university did say that the gift was one of the largest ever to name an inpatient hospital building.

In this "new community-focused partnership," the stadium will be rebranded from Clipper Magazine Stadium to Penn Medicine Park.

From left to right, Penn Medicine Board Chair Dhan Pai, Interim Penn President J. Larry Jameson, donors Catherine and Anthony Clifton, Hospital of the

The Pavilion at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania will be renamed the Clifton Center for Medical Breakthroughs.

The donation from philanthropists Catherine and Anthony Clifton will help advance clinical care, education and research at the academic health system.