Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Here's what withdrawn Penn donors think about the 2024 presidential election
“I have not and will not — ever — support Donald Trump for president of the United States or dogcatcher of the smallest municipality anywhere on the planet,” one donor wrote.
Local activists, Penn panelists discuss urgency of preserving Chinatown against redevelopment
The conversation was moderated by Kecia Fong, a lecturer and Ph.D. candidate at Penn, and drew an audience of around 100 people.
Penn students found mixed martial arts club to teach combat techniques, create community
Penn MMA, which was founded in the 2023 fall semester by College senior Maximilian Chan, trains and practices mixed martial arts — a full-contact combat sport featuring techniques from various martial arts from around the world.
Emily Falk to head new Annenberg Public Policy Center division on climate communication
The center aims to link interdisciplinary scholarship to understand the connections between communication and climate action, focusing on both local environmental issues within Philadelphia and global phenomena.
FGLI Dean’s Advisory Board commemorates life of College sophomore Nathaniel Gordon
The March 30 statement points to the barriers that FGLI students face at Penn — including club fees, textbook costs, and "outright discrimination."
DP Daybreak | Students voice frustration with off-campus landlords
Also, four Penn juniors were awarded Goldwater Scholarships for undergraduate studies.
Wharton student co-founds nonprofit to build inclusivity, empathy among Philadelphia youth
Wharton first-year Tsion Bezabih established the organization alongside Larry Kaplan, her former high school teacher who graduated from Penn in 1997 with a master's degree in science of education.
Four Penn juniors win Goldwater Scholarship for up to two years of undergraduate study
College juniors Hayle Kim, Eric Myzelev, Eric Tao, and Engineering junior Kaitlin Mrksich are among 438 students nationwide selected to receive the scholarship this year.
Students launch Veil@Penn dating app offering anonymous matching process
Veil uses a machine learning algorithm to pair students based on the compatibility of both personality and physical preferences.
‘They do the bare minimum’: Penn students voice frustrations with off-campus landlords
Multiple companies have faced criticism from students due to poor housing conditions, some of whom voiced complaints to The Daily Pennsylvanian.
The hidden backbone of Penn track and field — the throwers
In recent years, the Quakers have produced elite throwing talent and things look bright for the program's future.
DP Daybreak | Amy Wax slams University's speech code
Also, Mayor and Penn alum Cherelle Parker three Penn alums to serve on the inaugural Philadelphia Board of Education.
Penn swimming junior breaststroker Matt Fallon takes second at NCAA Championships
The junior's performance completes his return to the national level after missing last year's due to injury.
Win streak ends as Penn baseball swept by Columbia
It was the first time the Quakers had been swept since February 2023.
Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker names three Penn alumni to serve on school board
2012 Wharton and School of Social Policy graduate Chau Wing Lam, 1973 College graduate Joyce Wilkerson, and 1972 College graduate Joan Stern were on the list of nine school board members announced on Monday.
Penn Medicine appoints first-ever vice dean for artificial intelligence and computing
Ritchie's appointment was announced on March 28 by Perelman School of Medicine Dean Jonathan Epstein.
Mritika Senthil | A win-win situation? Exploring potential benefits of the McCarthyism lawsuit for pro-Israel advocates
Columnist Mritika Senthil reflects on how pro-Israel interests in privacy rights and academic freedom actually align with a recent lawsuit alleging Penn’s concerted restraint of pro-Palestine speech.
Penn lecturer fired from Delaware County DEI position after filing racial discrimination complaint
Footman alleged in 2023 that then-Interim Chief Administrative Officer of Delaware County Marc Woolley discriminated against her and other Black women employees.
‘Brazen and absurd’: Penn professor Amy Wax criticizes recommended sanctions in new interview
Wax referred to the University speech code as both “partisan” and “bullshit.”
