Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Amy Wax again invites white nationalist to Penn class, joins conference with ex-Ku Klux Klan lawyer
According to a course syllabus obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian, Wax has invited American Renaissance magazine editor Jared Taylor to deliver a guest lecture at an upcoming meeting of her class.
Penn ranks fourth-worst college for free speech in annual ranking by national non-profit
Penn received a “Very Poor” rating for its speech climate in FIRE’s 2025 College Free Speech Rankings, placing 248th out of 251 schools nationwide.
Penn student says University ‘must be proactive’ about campus antisemitism at press conference
College sophomore Talia Shapiro was one of four Philadelphia-area Jewish college students to speak at the press conference.
2021 College graduate Ashley Codner named Makuu program coordinator
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Codner about her experience after graduation, her return to Penn, and her goals for the academic year.
DP Daybreak | Penn enrolls fewer students from underrepresented groups
Also, Allegro Pizza and Grill reduced its late night hours.
Wharton builds nine new group study rooms in Huntsman Hall
Seven of the GSRs have already opened, and the other two are expected to be ready by Sept. 16.
Williams Cafe opens for school year later than planned due to inventory delays
Michael Warren, the Program Manager for Penn Student Agencies, attributed the delay in the cafe's opening to issues with its inventory.
Not content with fourth: Penn field hockey has its eyes on an Ivy championship
After losing in the semifinals of last year's inaugural playoffs, the team plans on demanding more from themselves in hopes of a title.
Penn women's volleyball opens up its schedule with a loss and two wins
The Red and Blue fell to Saint Francis in the opening match, but bounced back with two wins to wrap up the weekend.
Penn researcher to co-lead $9.6 million FDA, NIH grant studying public messaging on tobacco risk
Professor of Communication Andy Tan, who also directs Annenberg's Health Communication & Equity Lab, will serve as a principal investigator alongside Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health professor Meghan Moran.
Penn sees decline in first years from underrepresented minorities, according to admissions data
The University declined to provide a breakdown of the data based on race.
Allegro Pizza and Grill, beloved Penn campus pizzeria, eliminates late-night hours
A source close to Allegro called the elimination of Allegro's 12-3 a.m. hours on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays “a disastrous f**king decision."
Wasted chances headline Penn women’s soccer's 1-1 tie to Towson
Two missed penalty kicks cost the Quakers their first win of the season.
Penn women's soccer earns draw with Delaware in last game of road trip
The Quakers will return home after playing five straight away games to start the season.
Penn men’s soccer cruises to 4-0 win over Temple
Junior midfielder Patrick Cayelli and senior forward Stas Korzeniowski each scored two goals in the dominant home display.
DP Daybreak | Faculty emails placed on hold amid antisemitism probe, letter claims
Also, Vance Hall has been renamed.
Allison Santa-Cruz | Young men versus young women: Where did we go wrong?
Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz explores the growing gender divide in American politics, fueled by declining trust in government and polarizing social media, and calls for greater understanding between young men and women to bridge this ideological gap.
Penn placed holds on professors’ emails amid U.S. House probe, Middle East studies nonprofit says
The letter calls on University administrators to halt Penn's cooperation with the committee’s requests for records, protect academic freedom, and apologize to the faculty members whose information may be shared with the committee.
Penn to rename, renovate Vance Hall after donation from 1981 Wharton graduate James Dinan
Wharton Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer Colleen O’Neill announced the change in an email to the Wharton community on Aug. 27.