Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn alumni, donors withdraw support from University following response to campus activism
The encampment — and Penn's response to it — prompted further scrutiny of the administration after several alumni withdrew financial support from the University last fall.
Looking ahead to a busy summer in Penn sports
An exciting summer awaits in Penn sports, headlined by the Paris 2024 Olympics
Penn Medicine partners with Philadelphia Union to open community fridge, combat food insecurity
The refrigerator is the first project of its kind for Chester and aims to provide nutritious and filling foods for the community.
Penn's Committee on Open Expression calls for review of open expression guidelines after protests
The statement discussed the COE’s role in the University's response to the Gaza Solidarity Encampment and the possibility of making changes to the open expression guidelines.
Three Penn men’s track and field athletes advance to NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Pole vaulters Scott Toney and Jimmy Rhoads punched their tickets on day one while hurdler Ryan Matulonis secured his berth on day three.
Penn women's track and field earn multiple bids for NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Seniors Isabella Whittaker and Olivia Morganti and sophomore Lily Murphy secured a spot in Eugene Ore., with Whittaker breaking another record
Smith | Navigating uncharted waters following landmark NCAA settlement
The NCAA has agreed on a $2.8 billion settlement that would compensate former and current athletes.
Penn men's tennis sensation Matthew Rutter continues to turn heads on the hardcourt
Rutter looks to build on a successful sophomore campaign heading into next season
Previewing Penn swimming and diving at SCAR Memorial Meet at Rutgers University
Many athletes are competing in hopes of qualifying for the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis
Penn announces two new vice provost positions focused on arts, climate change
On Monday, Penn announced two new positions — the Vice Provost for the Arts and the Vice Provost for Climate Science, Policy, and Action — to promote the University’s strategic framework.
Penn music professor receives Pulitzer Prize for “anti concerto” saxophone composition
Penn professor of music Tyshawn Sorey was awarded the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in music on May 6.
Penn researchers receive federal grant for AI-powered research on rare disease drug treatments
Penn researchers received a $48 million grant from the White House for AI-powered research that matches existing drugs to rare diseases without a treatment.
Three former Penn athletes reflect on transferring for their final years of athletic eligibility
Ben Miller, Emily Pringle, and Lucas Monroe all transferred away to take advantage of their graduate eligibility
DP Daybreak | Penn celebrates the Class of 2024
Also, the University banned 24 non-affiliates from campus after their arrests at the encampment.
In Photos: 2024 Commencement ceremony concludes historic school year
Here is how The Daily Pennsylvanian’s photographers captured the scenes of Penn’s 268th Commencement ceremony.
Penn reveals stamp-themed Ivy Stone at Baccalaureate ceremony, breaking tradition
The 2024 Ivy Stone resembles a postage stamp and was revealed at the Baccalaureate ceremony instead of Ivy Day.
Penn bans 24 non-affiliates arrested at Gaza Solidarity Encampment from campus
The letter informs the individual that based on “prior disruptive behaviors,” they are no longer allowed to enter Penn’s campus or any “University building or facility” without “prior written approval.”
Penn Class of 2024 celebrated at Commencement without incident following weeks of campus activism
The ceremony featured remarks from Interim Penn President Larry Jameson and this year’s Commencement speaker, Siddhartha Mukherjee.
Penn baseball goes 2-0 in final series versus Cornell to repeat as Ivy League champions
The team has clinched an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.