Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Wharton returns to No. 1 spot in 2024 U.S. News ranking of MBA programs
The 2024 U.S. News MBA program ranking was published on April 9 and is a part of the 2024 ranking of Best Graduate Schools.
Five members of Regular Decision Class of 2028 discuss backgrounds, interests, and ‘why Penn’
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with five students from the Regular Decision Class of 2028 to learn about their backgrounds, interests, and what led them to commit to Penn.
Penn's College of Arts and Sciences considering changes to sector, foundation, credit requirements
Potential changes relate to sector and foundation requirements, the number of credits in each major, and the College's mission statement.
Penn has largest attendance gap between men’s, women’s basketball in Ivy League
Penn men's basketball has averaged 2,819 attendees per home game since 2018.
Meet DP Opinion's spring 2024 columnists
Opinion Editor Yomi Abdi introduces DP Opinion's spring 2024 columnists.
Penn Fund donations down 21% from this time last year amid leadership crisis, donor backlash
The Daily Pennsylvanian found that Penn was closer to meeting the fundraising goals outlined on The Penn Fund website at this time last year.
Penn to purchase electricity from two new solar facilities toward goal of 100% carbon neutrality
The Great Cove I and II facilities are part of the largest solar power project in Pennsylvania, comprising 485,000 solar panels with a capacity of 220 megawatts.
Ria Ellendula, Michelle Chen elected Undergraduate Assembly president, vice president
Nominations and Elections Committee Chair Yousef Elyoussef told The Daily Pennsylvanian that the voter turnout was the highest since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clark Slajchert of Penn men's basketball announces graduate transfer to USC
Slajchert led the Quakers with 18 points per game during his senior season.
College of Arts and Sciences Dean Paul Sniegowski to leave Penn for Earlham College presidency
The transition will become effective August 1, and was announced in a Wednesday morning email from Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Stephen Fluharty.
DP Daybreak | Grocery prices around Penn
Also, a Penn community service club had its membership revoked from its national organization.
Eric Najera | In defense of the humanities
Columnist Eric Najera argues that the humanities degrees should not be overlooked in importance.
Aravind Krishnan named recipient of Sarah Katz Award for project on access to CPR, AED
The award provides $5,000 in funding for an undergraduate student working on initiatives to promote health literacy and community outreach.
Penn provost appoints committee to advise on community engaged scholarship
The group consists of eight faculty members across Penn's schools and is chaired by Deputy Dean, professor of Education, and Board of Advisors Chair of Education Matthew Hartley.
Community service student organization Penn Rotaract loses national organization membership
Penn Rotaract had its membership terminated by Rotary International, an organization that is composed of roughly 46,000 clubs and 1.4 million members.
Penn men's tennis drops road matches against No. 10 Columbia
The Quakers are off to a 0-3 start in Ivy League play and have won just two matches away from home.
No regrets: Penn rowing senior Ben Rutherford plans to give his last season his all
The senior heavyweight rowing team captain has overcome a slew of hardships to get to where he is now.
Penn women's golf wins Falcon Invitational
Sophomore Julie Shin led the Quakers and won the event overall.
Here are the most affordable grocery stores around Penn, according to a DP analysis
The Daily Pennsylvanian compared the costs of basic groceries at five grocery stores that lie within one mile of Penn's campus —Acme Markets, GIANT Heirloom Market, Trader Joeu2019s, Aldi, and Supremo Food Market.