Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
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.
Penn graduate student workers prepare for next week's unionization election
If the upcoming election is successful, GET-UP would become the largest union at Penn in recent history.
224 Penn Faculty | Statement in support of graduate worker unionization
224 Penn faculty members issue a statement in support of graduate worker unionization and invite all Penn faculty (tenure-track and non-tenure-track) to sign.
DP Daybreak | Alumni call for stronger free speech protections
Also, thousands at Penn gathered to watch the solar eclipse.
Long-awaited trial to begin for suspected murderer of former Penn student Blaze Bernstein
Samuel Woodward, the man accused of murdering Bernstein, will go to trial on Tuesday.
Thousands of Penn affiliates, interim president marvel at solar eclipse — despite clouds over campus
The community gathered by the thousands on College Green and beyond to celebrate the spectacle over shared viewing glasses, Moon Pies, and astronaut ice cream.
Penn hosts five-day conference for environmental journalists on climate change, disinformation
The theme of this year’s conference was “Democracy, Disinformation, Activism – What’s Environmental Journalism’s Role?”
Former Peruvian President Francisco Sagasti discusses 'art of governance' at Perry World House
Wharton alumnus and former Peruvian President Francisco Sagasti spoke at the Perry World House on April 4 about the art of governance.
UA presidential, vice presidential candidates debate transparency, club funding, planned initiatives
During the debates, the two presidential candidates — College junior Ria Ellendula and College junior Hannah Liu — discussed their varying priorities.
Despite series win, cracks show in Penn baseball's 12-3 loss to Yale
A run of 12 unanswered runs for the Bulldogs highlighted many of Penn's potential areas for improvement.
New alumni free speech alliance calls for Penn to adhere to First Amendment speech protections
The group, which is called the Penn Alumni Free Speech Alliance, was formed last winter in response to the controversies surrounding free speech on campus.
Eliza Carroll | The cultural stratification of Penn
Columnist Eliza Carroll examines Penn’s institutional culture and how students adapt to the lack of guidelines provided by the University.
No. 7 Penn women’s lacrosse falls to No. 16 Yale in demoralizing 16-8 loss
After starting the week tied for first, the Quakers fell to fourth place in the standings with two consecutive losses in Ivy League play.
Quaker Nation | Wrestling to see leadership change
Also, both of Penn's lacrosse teams picked up their first conference losses.
DP Daybreak | Where to watch the solar eclipse at Penn
Also, multiple fire alarms at Stouffer Hall prompted an evacuation.
