Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn points to MIT case outcome as grounds to dismiss ongoing campus antisemitism suit
The decision referenced by Penn argued that the state of antisemitism at MIT was constantly evolving, and MIT's punitive measures was not "clearly unreasonable" based on the information it had at the time.
Big 5 women's basketball preview: Can the Quakers bounce back?
A look ahead at the Red and Blue's upcoming Philadelphia matchups.
Jack Lakis | Rethinking 21: Alcohol and adulthood should start at 18
Columnist Jack Lakis expresses his dismay with the United States’ minimum drinking age.
Penn establishes office to respond to antisemitism, Islamophobia complaints
Jameson wrote that the office is being formed in response to trends of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other instances of religious biases that have “surge[d]” on campus and around the country.
DP Daybreak | New College dean sits down with DP
Also, Penn courses dive into the 2024 election tumult.
Philadelphia's National Constitution Center to host pivotal 2024 presidential debate
The first presidential debate on June 27 led to President and former Penn professor Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race and his endorsement of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee.
Several Penn classes explore presidential election amid tumultuous campaign
Here are four courses highlighting how Penn is approaching teaching about the election.
New College dean defends liberal arts, talks protests and curriculum changes in DP interview
In a conversation with the DP, Struck discussed the value of the liberal arts in managing political discourse and heightened tensions on campus.
Tasneem Reza | United for justice: Standing in solidarity with Bangladeshi students
Guest Columnist Tasneem Reza emphasizes the need for global solidarity with Bangladeshi students.
Carnathan | The case for an 11-game Ivy League football season
Playing the same amount of games as the rest of the FCS is a critical step for conference relevance.
Penn rowing well-represented on podium at 2024 World Rowing Under 23 Championships
Eight athletes, representing all three of Penn’s rowing programs, took to the water at this year's event.
DP Daybreak | Penn police chief out
Also, Penn students have complained of spotty WiFi around campus as the semester has begun.
Green Party selects Penn alum Butch Ware as 2024 vice presidential nominee
Ware, a current professor at the University of California at Santa Barbara, received his Ph.D. from Penn and was a former professor at the University of Michigan.
Fall classes are ramping up. But students say Penn’s WiFi is slowing down.
According to Penn Information Systems and Computing, 57 campus spaces between 31st Street and 38th Street experienced issues with their connection.
Penn Vet appoints two new associate deans to oversee its hospitals in Phila., Chester County
Brady Beale was appointed as the associate dean of clinical enterprise, and Barabara Dallap-Schaer was appointed associate dean for clinical education and operations for New Bolton Center.
39th and Walnut Starbucks reopens after summer renovation
The store, a popular coffee spot adjacent to the University's campus, temporarily shut its doors in June and underwent significant improvements.
Akiva Berkowitz | Every first day of school op-ed you'll ever read
Columnist Akiva Berkowitz explores the wisdom and usefulness of traditional school advice and pushes to break the mold.
Penn Police Chief Gary Williams suddenly departs role after less than two years
Williams will now serve as the Director of Community Outreach and Engagement, and Deputy Chief Derrick Wood will serve as interim chief.
DP Daybreak | Penn Med residents petition for union contract
Also, a new app to avoid trashed Penn Dining to-go boxes.