Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Washington Post writer explains how fashion shapes political images at Kelly Writers House
2011 College graduate and current fashion writer for The Washington Post Rachel Tashjian came to Kelly Writers House on Oct. 24 for her presentation, “Fashion: A Political Statement.”
Penn Global launches research initiative to examine international climate action, geopolitics
The program will focus on climate security and geopolitics, and seek to highlight research gaps in aligning national security policy with climate action.
Harris discusses potential landmark female presidency, importance of young voters at Phila. rally
At the rally, speakers including Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Joanna McClinton stressed the importance of voter turnout.
Alumnus John Legend advocates for Harris-Walz campaign at campus visit with Penn Dems
1999 College graduate John Legend visited campus on Monday afternoon alongside model Chrissy Teigen and Jack Schlossberg to advocate for youth voter participation and the Harris-Walz campaign.
Penn alerts families of student-athletes to scam calls
The scam impersonates law enforcement and requests monetary bail for arrested student-athletes.
Faculty groups denounce Penn’s use of police force in warrant execution at off-campus house
AAUP-Penn's Executive Committee called the search a “dangerous and traumatizing treatment” of students in a statement and questioned the intensity of the police response.
Former classmates, fraternity brother of Donald Trump Jr. reflect on his time at Penn
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with former peers of Donald Trump Jr. in order to understand his life as an undergraduate student before his rise to political prominence.
Penn Medicine appoints Lisa Bellini as Medical School executive vice dean
In her new roles, Bellini will support the foundation of Penn Medicine's academic and working environment by focusing on faculty affairs and professional development.
Louie's gold highlights Penn fencing's performance at Temple Open
Senior Bryce Louie won gold in men’s foil, while freshman Polina Kharchyna took home silver in épée.
Diana C. Mutz | UPennAlert scare tactics
Guest Columnist Diana C. Mutz argues the portrayal of civil protest as dangerous is often used to justify the curtailment of rights of free expression.
Guillermo Ribeiro Vecino | I don’t want Kamala Harris to fail
Guest Columnist Guillermo Ribeiro Vecino expresses his point of view on the Nov. 5 presidential election.
Olympian and former Penn athlete Isabella Whittaker voted NCAA Woman of the Year Top 30 Honoree
Whittaker is credited with multiple Ivy League records in track and field for the 400 meters.
Selma Farsakh | I’m a Palestinian who voted for Harris in Pennsylvania
Guest Columnist Selma Farsakh urges supporters of Palestine to vote for Kamala Harris in the upcoming election as a Palestinian herself.
Ananya Shah | Why undecided voters should look beyond the headlines
Columnist Ananya Shah explores issues undecided voters should consider in the last stretch before Election Day.
Shiloh Means: Penn football's 'quarterback on defense'
Means puts in the extra hours, on and off the field, in Penn's quest for an Ivy title.
Mariana Martinez | Make politics great again
Columnist Mariana Martinez argues the type of political rhetoric leading up to the 2024 presidential election poses a danger to the American audience.
Sose Hovannisian | Get yourself to the Pennsylvania polls, one way or another
Columnist Sose Hovannisian explains how Penn students can transform from passive observers to decisive voters in America's most watched swing state.
India’s Minister of Finance discusses India's economic growth at Wharton fireside chat
Wharton students and faculty gathered for a fireside chat with Nirmala Sitharaman, India's Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs, at Jon M. Huntsman Hall on Oct. 22.
Quaker Nation | Cash is king
Also, men's soccer continued its dominant Ivy campaign.