Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn volleyball drops game to Cornell 3-1
Inexperience in the lineup ultimately led to the Red and Blue taking the loss.
Penn women's soccer rallies for playoff bid with scoreless tie against Dartmouth
The Quakers continue to search for an Ivy League tournament spot.
Ringhofer | How Penn can also become a football school
After attending Vanderbilt's takedown of Alabama, sports columnist Tyler Ringhofer discusses how Penn can become a football school.
Penn sprint football bulldozes Molloy in inaugural matchup
The Quakers improve to 4-0 after Friday’s 49-0 win against the Lions.
Zara Tena | The power of yes
Columnist Zara Tena explores the transformative power of saying "yes" to new experiences, even when they seem intimidating.
Penn football suffers first home loss to Columbia since 1996
The Quakers struggled with missed opportunities in a turnover-heavy affair.
Mariana Martinez | The American Dream is (not) dead
Columnist Mariana Martinez deconstructs the American Dream as a driving concept of people’s aspirations.
DP Daybreak | Harris outspends Trump in Penn zip code
Also, a dedication for Penn's Korean studies center
Eric Orts and Kate Shaw | Why vote?
Guest columnists Eric Orts and Kate Shaw make the case to register to vote in Pennsylvania by Oct. 21 and vote on Nov. 5.
Free farmers market provides fresh, accessible produce to Penn community every Tuesday
The program, which is a collaboration between the Penn Center for Public Health and Penn Farm, starts every week at 11:30 a.m. and runs until the produce is gone.
Two Quakers named to Top Drawer Soccer’s Midseason Top 100 list
Senior defender Leo Burney and senior forward Stas Korzeniowski find themselves at eighth and 36th, respectively.
'What I thought was best’: Jordan Dingle explains departure from Penn men’s basketball in DP interview
The former Ivy League Player of the Year reflected on the Ivy League, NIL, and how the conference can survive.
Penn, Phila. community members gather for Vote That Jawn event to promote youth voter turnout
The event was organized by Vote That Jawn, a nonpartisan initiative started by Penn senior lecturer Lorene Cary to bring young voters to the polls.
Drexel University adopts “academic transformation” initiative amid low enrollment, budget struggles
The consolidation of Drexel's schools and colleges follows other recent changes to the university's academic structure.
Penn Medicine receives $5 million grant to expand geriatric care program in eastern Pa.
The program, which is called Advancing Geriatrics Education with Strategic, Multi-dimensional, Age-friendly Resources and Training, was created to educate and improve care for the elderly, according to a news release on Sept. 30.
1990 Wharton MBA graduate hopes to become next U.S. senator from New Jersey
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Bashaw about his time at Penn and his race for the vacant United States Senate seat in New Jersey.
Suspect in Penn Presbyterian hit-and-run surrenders to police
The suspect's surrender followed a press conference held on Oct. 15 by leadership from the Philadelphia Police Department and the City of Philadelphia at Penn Presbyterian.
James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies celebrates opening with ribbon cutting ceremony
The Kim Center was the product of a $25 million donation from Penn alum James Joo-Jin Kim and Agnes Kim of the James and Agnes Kim Family Foundation in 2022.
Harris campaign outspends Trump campaign on digital ads in Penn's ZIP code
The analysis found that Harris has outspent Trump by an estimated $36,004 since she became the Democratic nominee.