Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn senior cross country runner Dylan Throop earns All-American honors at NCAA Championships
This marks the first time that Throop has achieved such honors.
Penn health experts criticize RFK Jr., Oz appointments over abortion, vaccine concerns
Trump announced Kennedy Jr. as his nominee to oversee the Department of Health and Human Services on Nov. 14, and Oz to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Nov. 16.
Lauren Lynch | The delicate tapestry of human life
Guest Columnist Lauren Lynch addresses the 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention and how we, as a society, can hold this plan accountable.
Shapiro announces $153 million in funding to transit system serving Penn students
The funding comes after a months-long struggle for federal support of SEPTA, though the organization already approved a 7.5% fare increase to take effect on Dec. 1.
Annenberg study finds that both Democrats and Republicans underestimate diversity of party views
The study disputes the notion of severe political polarization in American politics, and suggests many Americans have misconceptions about both major political parties.
Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics awards $58,000 to PBS News Hour Classroom
The funding — which consists of $58,000 to be used starting January 2025 — will support the creation of multimedia resources for community colleges and other young adult learners, according to the Annenberg Public Policy Center announcement.
Graduate School of Education renews partnership with University of Guadalajara
The memorandum of understanding between the two schools, first signed five years ago, aims to improve literacy and civic participation.
Penn men's fencing's Bryce Louie captures silver at 2024 Tunis Foil World Cup
The senior is coming off a season where he was an NCAA Champion in the event.
Penn holds Homecoming tailgate for students, alumni to celebrate 175 years of Greek life
The event, which featured a live DJ performance, food from local vendors, and interactive chapter showcases, took place amidst controversy regarding changes to normal Homecoming activities at Penn.
Fewer than half of food items served at Penn’s major dining halls are allergen-free, DP analysis finds
Across the four dining facilities, 2,724 individual menu items were counted, with the highest number of items — 1,282 items across 30 days — appearing at Hill House. 1920 Commons had the second highest number with 855 items.
‘Hell of an election season’: Penn, Phila. voter engagement groups reflect on the road to Nov. 5
In interviews with the Daily Pennsylvanian, members of PLTV and Vote that Jawn reflected on their efforts throughout the election.
Annenberg School launches new podcast to discuss communication topics with Penn experts
The Annenberg School of Communication released the inaugural episode of its new podcast, “Annenberg Conversations,” on Oct. 21.
Penn Museum launches three-year study on collecting decisions of U.S. museums
The Museums: Missions and Acquisitions Project will feature current collecting practices and highlight case studies in the United States museum sector.
Koch's Deli, a West Philadelphia staple, reopens near Penn's campus after renovations
Koch's, a local Jewish delicatessen at 43rd and Locust streets, first closed in November 2023 after the Philadelphia Department of Health reported 21 health code violations.
Penn researchers receive grant to develop AI systems supporting personalized medical treatments
Engineering School researchers will work closely with clinicians at Perelman to gather data on real-world constraints, with the goal of driving better health outcomes.
No. 6 Penn men's soccer falls to UMass 1-0 in NCAA tournament
The Quakers had a late equalizer called back due to offsides.
Beatriz Báez | A floating island treated like garbage
Columnist Beatriz Báez discusses Puerto Rico’s status and examines the relationship between the political influence of Puerto Ricans in the U.S. versus their role within the island itself.
Penn football star Malachi Hosley enters transfer portal
Hosley's 1,192 rushing yards led the Ivy League this season.
Penn football falls to Princeton in back-and-forth loss to end season
The Quakers fell 20-17 at Princeton in their final game of the year.