Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
DP Daybreak | UC Townhomes demolition begins
Also, a Penn first-year shared her experience undergoing a pioneering cancer treatment.
'A badge of honor': Penn professor Mitchell Orenstein reflects on Russian sanction, policy research
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Orenstein and Benjamin Schmitt — a senior fellow at Penn who was sanctioned in 2022 — about their thoughts on the sanction.
Carl June, first year Emily Whitehead reflect on experiences with Penn-pioneered cancer treatment
Emily Whitehead — a Penn first year — was the first child to receive the Penn-pioneered cancer treatment, which has since treated more than 20,000 patients worldwide.
Penn track and field sees three coaches recognized in the Mid-Atlantic Region
Joe Klim, Chené Townsend, and Steve Dolan are recognized for their contributions to the Quakers' stellar track and field performance this year.
Penn forms consultative committee to advise reappointment of Penn Dental, Penn Vet deans
The committee will oversee the reappointment processes for School of Dental Medicine Dean Mark Wolff and Penn Vet Dean Andrew Hoffman.
Penn names new vice president of Division of Business Services, overseeing dining and housing
Scales — who is currently the associate vice president for Business Services at Temple University — will succeed Marie Witt in the position.
Demolition of University City Townhomes begins after delays, surprising community members
Around 20 Penn and Philadelphia community members, as well as former residents of the UC Townhomes, gathered at the property on 40th and Market streets on Tuesday to witness the process.
DP Daybreak | Wharton defends Fight Night amid student backlash
Also, Russia sanctioned a Penn professor and five other affiliates.
Wharton, Boys & Girls Clubs voice support for Penn Fight Night amid 'missing' donation backlash
The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly voted to extend $25,000 of funding for this year's Penn Fight Night, which is scheduled for April 6.
Penn professor, five alumni sanctioned by Russian government
Professor of Russian and Eastern European Studies Mitchell Orenstein and five Penn alumni were on the list of 227 Americans banned from entering Russian territory.
Five easy classes to take in the fall 2024 semester
The Daily Pennsylvanian collected a list of easy classes for next semester — all of which have difficulty ratings of less than 2.1 on Penn Course Review.
Penn hosts fourth annual Energy Week to encourage dialogue about energy, climate, sustainability
Energy Week at Penn, which took place this year from March 11-15, aims to expose students and faculty to different aspects of energy research.
McKeown | A Sisyphean season: Women’s basketball gets knocked down as they reach the top
After a tremendous effort against Princeton in Ivy Madness, the Quakers fell just short.
Penn baseball wins pair of weekly conference awards
Ryan Taylor was named Player of the Week, and Cole Zaffiro was selected as Pitcher of the Week.
Carnathan | What a two-bid Ivy means for the conference’s future in basketball and beyond
Can the conference's success on Selection Sunday balance out its transfer troubles?
Spruce Street closes near Penn campus for SEPTA Trolley Track Renewal Project
DPS has advised students to consider alternative routes to get to campus and other destinations.
Penn men’s basketball freshman guard Tyler Perkins enters transfer portal
Perkins led the Quakers in total scoring this season.
Quaker Nation | Ivy Madness ends with heartbreak
Also, the latest on Penn's lacrosse teams.
DP Daybreak | Journalist talks Musk, tech, and Trump
Also, a "Hamilton" star will speak at Penn this month.
