Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn men’s basketball goes undefeated in Croatia
The Quakers wrapped up their three-city, three-game tour of “The Land of a Thousand Islands” with a 3-0 record.
Penn admin. releases guidance for campus demonstrations, bans encampments
The revised guidelines come after a semester at Penn that saw increased protests and tensions on campus, including an encampment on College Green that lasted sixteen days. The new guidelines explicitly ban encampments.
DP Daybreak | Task force, Commission reports outline Penn's path forward
Also, former Penn President Liz Magill earned just over $1 million in 2023.
Takeaways from Penn's antisemitism task force, Commission on Countering Hate final reports
Click to read five takeaways from each report compiled by The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Five takeaways from the University Task Force on Antisemitism's final report
Here are five key takeaways from the suggestions outlined in the task force's final report.
Five takeaways from the Presidential Commission on Countering Hate’s final report
Here are five key takeaways from the suggestions outlined in the Commission's final report.
Olivia Nicastro | Trump's conviction fuels political divide
Columnist Olivia Nicastro examines the potential consequences of Donald Trump's conviction on political division and social cohesion in America.
Penn silent after UArts announces abrupt closure, peer institutions pledge support for students
An email sent by UArts administrators on May 31 gave the community one week’s notice that the school would be permanently closing its doors.
Lightweight Rowing wins medals at IRA National Championship for second straight year
This is the first time the team has medaled in back-to-back years since the 1992 and 1993 seasons
DPOSTM trounce NARPs 17-5 to extend Kamin Cup winning streak
Last year’s match was canceled due to rain
Anna Kalandadze qualifies for U.S. Olympic Trials at SCAR Memorial Day meet
Anna Kalandadze and Matt Fallon will both compete in the Olympic Trials latter this summer, with all eyes set on Paris.
Six U.S. House committee chairs send letter to Penn announcing expanded antisemitism investigation
In the letter, six Congressional committee chairs stated that the investigation would focus on “the use of federal funds at Penn and its learning environment under authorities granted to each Committee" amid concerns over alleged antisemitism on campus.
Former Penn President Liz Magill earned $1 million during first and only full year in office
Magill’s base salary between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023 was $723,051 and she received a bonus of $104,329.
Penn files second motion to dismiss student lawsuit alleging insufficient response to antisemitism
In a May 24 motion obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian, the University argues that the plaintiffs’ claims should be dismissed because their challenges are “premature.”
Wharton establishes new artificial intelligence initiative, partnership with OpenAI
The endeavor — which was announced on May 29 — aims to improve research and teaching capabilities, and focuses on the application of AI and analytics in industry, research, academics, and society.
Sevda Aghayeva | Sharing a Penn success story
Guest columnist Sevda Aghayeva reflects on the personal and professional journey that brought her to Penn.
Penn baseball's season ends in extra-innings loss to St. John's in NCAA Regionals
The Quakers didn’t register a hit past the eighth inning, which allowed the Red Storm comeback
Virginia's pitching dominates as Penn baseball falls in the first round of NCAA Regionals, 4-2
Penn recorded only four hits and one walk in a disastrous offensive performance
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann to resign as German ambassador, return to U.S.
Gutmann will step down from her position as the United States ambassador to Germany in mid-July, according to an internal memo sent to her colleagues.