Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Recent Penn graduate Blake Broszus crashes out of 2024 Olympics in the second round of the men’s foil individual
The 2024 Wharton graduate made his second straight appearance at the Olympic Games representing Team Canada
Trop, Zaffiro, Dromboski of Penn baseball sign MLB deals
Winning two Ivy Championships in the past two years, the trio leave behind a sterling legacy.
Rising freshman fencer Malak Hamza loses in Olympic debut for Egypt in women's foil individual round of 32
Despite the loss, Hamza learned from the event and is excited to begin her career with Penn
Ananya Shah | Money talks, Biden walks
Columnist Ananya Shah explores President Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential election and donors’ influence on the decision.
Penn students, administrator testify at Pa. Senate hearing on campus antisemitism
The testimonies focused on experiences this past semester, particularly regarding the Gaza Solidarity Encampment, other protests, and the University‘s response to antisemitism on campus.
Shaul Gordon knocked out of the 2024 Paris Olympics men’s foil competition in round of 32
Gordon is a 2016 Penn alumnus, and no stranger to competing on the international stage
Penn rower Isak Žvegelj qualifies for quarterfinals in 2024 Paris Olympics event
By claiming victory in Sunday morning’s race, Žvegelj qualified for the quarterfinals, which will take place on Tuesday.
Penn alumnus Dara Alizadeh eliminated from medal competition in 2024 Paris Olympics rowing event
By participating in this year’s games, Alizadeh became the first Bermudan rower to ever make multiple appearances in the Olympics.
Previewing the 200-meter breaststroke at the 2024 Paris Olympics
Penn student Matt Fallon headlines the event, along with other notable athletes from across the world
DP Daybreak | Dental dean dissatisfaction
Also, the Brandeis Center sued the U.S. Department of Education for dismissing an antisemitism complaint against Penn.
Penn alumna Sunny Choi to feature in breakdancing at 2024 Paris Olympics
The 2011 Wharton graduate will become the first female breakdancer to represent the United States in the Olympics.
Penn Dental faculty allege declining education quality, retaliatory environment under Dean Mark Wolff
The Daily Pennsylvanian reached out to dozens of members of the Dental School community to understand how Wolff’s leadership has changed the school over the past six years — and how they would feel about a second term.
Israeli prime minister denounces former Penn President Liz Magill in congressional address
Netanyahu’s remarks encompassed a broader discussion on the state of Israel, its ongoing war with Hamas, and its allyship with the United States.
Penn faculty experts weigh in on Biden’s unprecedented concession, Harris’ bid for the Oval Office
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Penn faculty experts to gain insight into the factors that may have led to Biden’s unprecedented decision and what the start of Harris’ campaign might look like.
Luxe Nail Bar reopens after four-day shutdown following Cease Operations Order
The posting of a Cease Operations Order “indicates that the business is not tax compliant,” according to a spokesperson for the Department of Revenue.
Brandeis Center sues U.S. Department of Education over dismissal of Penn antisemitism complaint
The 32-page lawsuit accused the OCR of not following its own procedural guidelines by dismissing the November 2023 complaint and citing the existence of a parallel lawsuit.
Olivia Nicastro | Embracing harm reduction for substance use at Penn
Columnist Olivia Nicastro examines the benefits of advancing Penn’s harm reduction approach to student substance use.
Pa., Phila. Democrats pledge support for Harris after Biden withdraws from presidential race
Many Democratic politicians in Pennsylvania have expressed support for Kamala Harris and praised Joe Biden’s distinguished political career.
Penn hosts College Horizons preparatory program to support Native American high school students
Nearly 100 students from 19 states representing 33 Tribal Nations, Alaska Native Villages, and Hawaiian islands participated in the weeklong program.