Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn professor of environmental science selected for Royal Society Fellowship
Mann — a presidential distinguished professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Science — joins more than 90 other global researchers as a Royal Society fellow.
Penn baseball suffers loss to Cornell, wins versus Princeton en route to Ivy League Tournament Final
Nick Spaventa's dominant performance in game two powered the Quakers' win
Students denied entry to College graduation amid discipline over encampment involvement, Penn says
A University spokesperson wrote that three seniors — whose disciplinary cases "were expedited and who have not yet responded to letters reporting [case] findings" — were not permitted to enter the College graduation ceremony.
Philadelphia Graduate Students | A response to the dismantling of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment
Philadelphia-area graduate student workers come together to criticize Penn’s decision to dismantle the Gaza Solidarity Encampment.
LIVE UPDATES: Students unable to enter Penn’s College graduation after ongoing pro-Palestinian activism
A statement on PAO's Instagram said the occupation was the result of a "series of escalations by the Penn administration," including a refusal to negotiate in "good faith," citing arrests by Penn Police and disciplinary action.
A timeline of arrests, protests after the attempted takeover of Fisher-Bennett Hall
The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a timeline of Friday night’s events, beginning when protesters first entered the building.
Police make 19 arrests after attempted takeover of Fisher-Bennett Hall, prompting protests around Penn campus
The attempted takeover of the academic building comes one week after the University cleared the Gaza Solidarity Encampment from College Green.
Wyatt Henseler leads Penn baseball to 8-4 upset over top-seeded Columbia in Ivy League tournament
Henseler's clutch performance contributed to the Quakers' win
Eyal Yakoby | The mischaracterization of the encampment is dangerous to the Penn community
Guest Columnist Eyal Yakoby writes about how the fabrication of what has happened on Penn’s campus furthers harm to students and undermines peaceful protest.
DP Daybreak | Guide to 2024 Commencement
Also, columns from the DP's graduating seniors.
No. 8 Penn women’s lacrosse season comes to end with loss to No. 1 Northwestern
The Quakers conceded 20 goals to the defending national champions
The Graduation Issue 2024: Relive the Class of 2024's four years at Penn
Eight semesters of final exams, four Spring Flings, three College protest encampments, and one presidential resignation later.
The Graduation Issue 2024: 2020-21 Year in Review
The year featured the 2020 presidential election between two Penn affiliates, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and several admissions-related records.
The Graduation Issue 2024: 2022-23 Year in Review
The 2022-23 school year was marked by increased student activism, new housing and dining offerings, and revised admission policies.
The Graduation Issue 2024: 2023-24 Year in Review
The 2023-24 academic year was characterized by the increased national spotlight on Penn due to a range of controversies on campus, increased student activism, and strong connections to national politics.
The Graduation Issue 2024: Graduate student employees, RAs, and Penn Med residents unionize
GET-UP is the largest union at Penn in recent memory, representing over 3,700 workers. Resident advisors, graduate resident advisors, and Penn Medicine residents have also increased union campaigns in recent months.
The Graduation Issue 2024: 2021-2022 Year in Review
The 2021-2022 academic year included various changes to Penn's policies for the COVID-19 pandemic, administrative changes, and several controversies.
The Graduation Issue 2024: Penn sees presidential resignation, leadership crisis and admin. turnover
Magill resigned on Dec. 9 of last year amid backlash over antisemitism controversies — making her the first Penn president to resign for reasons other than government appointment.
The Graduation Issue 2024: How Penn’s cultural centers are celebrating graduation
Penn’s cultural centers are hosting a range of events and special programming in celebration of the Class of 2024.