Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn files second motion to dismiss student lawsuit alleging insufficient response to antisemitism
In a May 24 motion obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian, the University argues that the plaintiffs’ claims should be dismissed because their challenges are “premature.”
Wharton establishes new artificial intelligence initiative, partnership with OpenAI
The endeavor — which was announced on May 29 — aims to improve research and teaching capabilities, and focuses on the application of AI and analytics in industry, research, academics, and society.
Sevda Aghayeva | Sharing a Penn success story
Guest columnist Sevda Aghayeva reflects on the personal and professional journey that brought her to Penn.
Penn baseball's season ends in extra-innings loss to St. John's in NCAA Regionals
The Quakers didn’t register a hit past the eighth inning, which allowed the Red Storm comeback
Virginia's pitching dominates as Penn baseball falls in the first round of NCAA Regionals, 4-2
Penn recorded only four hits and one walk in a disastrous offensive performance
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann to resign as German ambassador, return to U.S.
Gutmann will step down from her position as the United States ambassador to Germany in mid-July, according to an internal memo sent to her colleagues.
Former Penn men’s basketball player Jordan Dingle loses eligibility suit against NCAA
Dingle, along with former Harvard forward Chris Ledlum, sought a fifth year of collegiate eligibility.
Penn alum, former President Donald Trump convicted on 34 felony counts in historic criminal trial
The 34 charges — for falsifying business records — are related to a hush-money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels during Trump's 2016 campaign for the presidency.
Jameson shares final reports from Penn antisemitism task force, Commission on Countering Hate
Jameson wrote that the task force and commission held listening sessions, reviewed emails, called in subject experts, and conducted surveys to produce the final reports.
DP Daybreak | Investigation upholds allegations against former Penn rowing coach
Also, the Committee on Open Expression has called for a review of the University's open expression guidelines.
Penn Jewish community leaders respond to encampment, campus protests
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with several Jewish students and faculty, including leaders of Penn Hillel, about their reactions to the Gaza Solidarity Encampment and subsequent protests on campus.
Investigation finds sexual assault allegations against former Penn rowing coach credible
Fox, an award-winning filmmaker, alleged that she was sexually abused by Nash when she was 13 years old. A 16-month investigation “corroborated many of her allegations.”
Jack Lakis | Flipped classrooms aren’t putting the wind in my SAIL
Columnist Jack Lakis claims that Penn’s SAIL initiative is missing the mark for students.
Penn alumni, donors withdraw support from University following response to campus activism
The encampment — and Penn's response to it — prompted further scrutiny of the administration after several alumni withdrew financial support from the University last fall.
Looking ahead to a busy summer in Penn sports
An exciting summer awaits in Penn sports, headlined by the Paris 2024 Olympics
Penn Medicine partners with Philadelphia Union to open community fridge, combat food insecurity
The refrigerator is the first project of its kind for Chester and aims to provide nutritious and filling foods for the community.
Penn's Committee on Open Expression calls for review of open expression guidelines after protests
The statement discussed the COE’s role in the University's response to the Gaza Solidarity Encampment and the possibility of making changes to the open expression guidelines.
Three Penn men’s track and field athletes advance to NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Pole vaulters Scott Toney and Jimmy Rhoads punched their tickets on day one while hurdler Ryan Matulonis secured his berth on day three.
Penn women's track and field earn multiple bids for NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
Seniors Isabella Whittaker and Olivia Morganti and sophomore Lily Murphy secured a spot in Eugene Ore., with Whittaker breaking another record