Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Beaue Bernstein | The exam you will probably fail: climate literacy
Guest Columnist Beaue Bernstein argues that Penn must add an interdisciplinary, climate literacy graduation requirement.
Quaker Nation | Men's basketball guards transfer away
Also, Penn has the largest attendance gap between men's and women's basketball games in the Ivy League.
DP Daybreak | Penn motions for 'McCarthyism' lawsuit dismissal
Also, Penn's graduate student workers' unionization election has been postponed indefinitely.
No. 12 Penn women's lacrosse picks up crucial win against Cornell
The Quakers close out its four-game road trip with a much-needed conference win against the Big Red.
Penn alum, former President Donald Trump set to face historic criminal trial in New York
Trump and his legal team unsuccessfully attempted to delay proceedings multiple times in the days leading up to the trial.
Penn looks for dismissal of ‘McCarthyism’ suit seeking to halt submission of documents to Congress
Waxman states the case should be dismissed because the plaintiffs failed to identify "concrete and certainly impending injuries" and therefore lack legal standing.
Penn, Gene Therapy Program director motion to dismiss lawsuit alleging unethical, illegal conduct
The motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by previous postdoctoral researcher Susan Faust called the complaint "too late and too little."
Penn graduate student workers' unionization election postponed indefinitely
The election, which was scheduled for April 16 and 17, was postponed on April 11.
Penn alum reflects on service as member of nominating panel for Philadelphia school board
In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Toy discussed his career trajectory in Philadelphia, the board’s nomination process, and Parker’s final selection.
Tyler Perkins of Penn men's basketball to transfer to Villanova
The freshman guard set a school record for first-year scoring before entering the portal.
Penn men's lacrosse secures Ivy tournament berth with 15-12 win over Harvard
A dominant run in the third quarter was the key to the the Quakers' victory.
Mariana Martinez | Sexual assault: Out of sight, out of mind?
Columnist Mariana Martinez argues Penn should allocate more resources to eliminating rape culture on campus.
College of Arts and Sciences announces guest and student speakers for 2024 graduation ceremony
He will be joined at the ceremony by College senior Katie Volpert, who will deliver the student speech.
Penn Carey Law ranks No. 4 on U.S. News ranking of best law schools for second year in a row
The list, released April 9, marks two years since Penn Carey Law first announced that it would stop submitting data to the rankings.
DP Daybreak | Penn Fund donations down 21%
Also, Penn political groups clashed at an all-party debate.
Penn Nursing students reflect on balancing clinical rotations with academic, social commitments
Some Nursing students find that it can be difficult to balance their clinical rotations along with other school work and extracurriculars.
Penn political groups clash over gun control, Israel-Hamas war at GPA all-party debate
The event drew around 80 attendees, who watched representatives from Penn Democrats, Penn College Republicans, and Penn for Liberty engage in a discussion for more than an hour.
Sheerr Pool renovations set to begin this July
Penn men's and women's swimming will be relocated to alternative practice sites during the 2024-2025 academic year.
Niheer Patel | Penn: Where dreams come to die
Columnist Niheer Patel argues that Penn’s overwhelming support for consulting and financial sector jobs for all of its students limits their potential.