Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn Aerial Robotics launches first successful flight test with biggest plane in club's history
The plane, with an airborne mass over 40 pounds, reached 120 feet of height and 55 mph of speed and was able to land successfully.
Philadelphia announces competition to commission statue of civil rights activist, Penn graduate
The statue is expected to be installed in Thomas Paine Plaza outside the Municipal Services Building by the fall of 2026.
The picks are in: Penn football vs. Harvard
Here's how the DP thinks the Quakers will fare this Homecoming weekend.
Liamsanity: Junior quarterback O’Brien’s path to the record books
O’Brien shined as a runner before taking over Penn football’s starting job.
Penn GSE launches new framework to increase collaboration with Philadelphia community
The initiative is intended to increase collaboration between GSE and members of the community.
Wharton professor set to speak at 2025 South by Southwest Festival
The South by Southwest Festival is known for attracting leading and up-and-coming musicians to perform at the festival, and drew approximately 345,000 attendees in 2024.
Inside Elon Musk and Trump’s friendship: The two Penn alumni jointly revamping government
Musk and Trump — two of Penn's most prominent alumni — were unlikely allies as recently as two years ago, when Musk wrote that Trump should "hang up his hat & sail into the sunset."
Penn Libraries event celebrates its passport program encouraging students to explore library spaces
The program encouraged students to reach beyond Penn’s most popular study spaces and explore the resources the Libraries have to offer.
Penn's cultural resource centers say missions unaffected by election, emphasize student support
Following the reelection of 1968 Wharton graduate, former President, and President-elect Donald Trump, the cultural resource centers explained the importance of continuing to support students regardless of election results.
Perry World House hosts panel on post-election foreign policy under new Trump administration
The panel focused on U.S. foreign policy towards China, Russia, the Middle East, and Taiwan.
Holocaust survivor speaks about World War II at Penn Hillel
Over 85 community members attended the event, which was organized by College junior and Hillel Vice President of Engagement Ethan Farber.
Penn Museum uncovers remains of additional 1985 MOVE bombing victim
The statement confirmed that the remains matched the records of Delisha Africa, and noted that the findings have been communicated to her family.
Three’s Company: Burney, Korzeniowski, Gill bring home major men’s soccer awards
Nine Quakers were named to the Ivy League All-Ivy teams following an undefeated record in Ancient Eight play.
Quakers set for homecoming clash against Harvard
After a deflating loss versus the Crimson last year, Penn has a plenty of motivation heading into Saturday's matchup.
Allison Santa-Cruz | Stop calling Trump voters racist
Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz argues that the Democratic Party’s accusatory and moralizing rhetoric alienates potential supporters, backfires by reinforcing opposition, and undermines its appeal to the working class and diverse members of our citizenry.
Freshman forward Katie Collins wins Ivy League Rookie of the Week
The award comes after Collins recorded six blocks in the team's season-opener.
Jack Lakis | Gambling on democracy isn’t a safe bet
Columnist Jack Lakis evaluates the implications of financial interference with the 2024 presidential election.
Casey declines to concede Pa. Senate race, citing remaining ballots despite call for McCormick
The Associated Press called the race for McCormick on Nov. 7, projecting that he would defeat Casey by less than 30,000 votes.
Penn extends contract for Weitzman School of Design Dean Fredrick Steiner through 2027
Interim Penn President Larry Jameson and Provost John Jackson Jr. announced the extension for Steiner, whose deanship was previously set to end in 2025, on Nov. 7.