Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
An unconventional yet effective approach to punting has elevated Penn football's special teams
At the core of it all is senior punter/kicker Albert Jang.
Mariana Martinez | MAGA: Roaring twenties 2.0?
Columnist Mariana Martinez deconstructs what it means to “Make America Great Again” and potential challenges Donald Trump could face in his enterprise.
Isabel Sweeney | The red gets redder: The burning need for change in America
Guest Columnist Isabel Sweeney reflects on the post-election reconciliation with what a decisive Trump victory tells us about America’s struggles.
Halima Osman | Black Penn faces an uncertain future
Columnist Halima Osman explores the implications of declining diversity and representation within Black Penn following the overturning of affirmative action.
Bob Casey concedes Pa. Senate race to Dave McCormick two weeks after Election Day
On Thursday — more than two weeks after Election Day — Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) conceded to Republican challenger Dave McCormick in the race for Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat.
Penn women's basketball drops second Big 5 game to Villanova 80-64
Senior forward Stina Almqvist led the Quakers in scoring with 24 points.
Seniors report anxieties about pursuing careers in arts, government after 2024 presidential election
Students in the other 50% who spoke with The Daily Pennsylvanian voiced anxieties about the impact of Trump's election on the job market, especially for those who plan to work in government or require a visa in order to remain in the United States.
Penn Health System reports $49.3 million in operating income in 2025 first fiscal quarter
The health system reported its most recent operating income — which is down from $57.8 million reported in the corresponding period last year — to bondholders on Nov. 15, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream opens first location in University City
The new University City is located at 3631 Walnut St., which was previously occupied by The Accolade on Chestnut, and marks the the fourth Van Leeuwen in Philadelphia.
Penn Venture Lab program supports startups tackling health care billing errors, insurance workflows
Penn Venture Lab’s VIP-X Accelerator program is supporting two health care focused startups this semester — Horus Health and Felicity — to address inefficiencies in medical billing and insurance workflows.
The picks are in: Penn football vs. Princeton
For one last time this season, members of The Daily Pennsylvanian predict how the Red and Blue will fare on the gridiron.
2024 graduate and Olympian Isabella Whittaker named as finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year
The former Penn women's track and field captain now competes at the University of Arkansas.
Tiyya Geiger | We should all read more — just not our textbooks
Columnist Tiyya Geiger compels Penn students to revitalize free reading as a core tenant of the college experience.
Penn Engineering launches Responsible Innovation Initiative at intersection of tech and ethics
The initiative aims to ensure that technological advancement serves humanity's best interests.
Conservative Penn students describe 'alienation,' 'threats' for supporting Trump
College senior Isabella Corman, whose viewpoints "align more with conservative ideologies," said she was surprised to see the size of Penn's Trump-voting contingent.
Inside Josh Shapiro's covert push for influence at Penn
Documents obtained by the DP reveal the governor's extensive involvement in Penn's affairs, including its response to antisemitism and the pro-Palestinian encampment.
Students concerned for future of Indigenous studies program a year after coordinator retires
Students expressed frustration about the lack of communication from the University, the sparse Indigenous representation among NAIS faculty, and the limited number of courses.
Penn’s latest climate and sustainability action plan prioritizes decarbonization, waste reduction
Known as CSAP 4.0, the latest initiative targets waste reduction and sustainable purchasing while highlighting a new action plan for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Nobel Prize laureate, Penn researcher Katalin Karikó speaks at Hill College House dinner
Karikó's work was fundamental to the development of Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines.