Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
For Penn women's track and field junior pole vaulter Meghan Hart, the sky is the limit
The Kennett Square, Pa. native is coming off an exceptional 2023 outdoor season.
Rambaud | Inconsistencies have plagued the Red and Blue throughout disappointing season
After starting the season hot with a win over Villanova, the Quakers ultimately couldn't put together all the pieces for a successful season.
DP Daybreak | Gene Therapy Program director sued
Also, how FAFSA changes are affecting students.
Penn Division of Finance, incoming students reflect on FAFSA changes for ongoing application cycle
The changes include shortening the list of questions by more than half, moving back the date the form becomes available, and no longer considering the number of the applicant's siblings attending other universities.
Greenfield Intercultural Center celebrates 40 year anniversary, reflects on history at Penn
GIC was established in 1984 to support the University's underrepresented communities and build intercultural awareness on campus.
Former Penn employee sues Gene Therapy Program director, alleging 'unethical and illegal conduct'
The lawsuit alleges that the University conducted itself “more like an illegal monopolist than a research institution.”
Penn women’s swimming and diving take down pool and program records at Ivy League Championships
The Quakers finished in fifth place, with the distance swim group finding plenty of success.
Penn men’s swimming and diving gearing up for Ivy Championships
The Quakers head up to Cambridge, M.A. with a 5-2 conference record with junior breastroker Matt Fallon headlining the group.
Penn center holds screening of documentary about Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel
Supernova is a one hour film that uses video footage and eyewitness accounts from survivors and first responders to recount the attack on Oct. 7 by Hamas militants
Growing pains evident as Penn baseball loses first series of the year
The Quakers fell 1-3 to Abilene Christian despite great performances from the team's freshmen.
Penn women's track and field takes first place at Ivy Heptagonal Championships
The weekend saw multiple program records fall as the Quakers brought home nine Ivy titles.
CURF announces award for health literacy, heart health to honor legacy of Penn student Sarah Katz
The award provides funding for students who are working on projects to promote health literacy with an emphasis on heart-related health.
Penn holds second annual W.E.B. Du Bois lecture featuring sociologist Aldon Morris
The lecture, which was held on Du Bois' birthday, honored his legacy as a leading sociologist, historian, political scientist, anthropologist, and economist.
Cathy Li and Liala Sofi | History can’t repeat itself; stand with Chinatown
Columnists Cathy Li and Liala Sofi urge Penn students to stand against the destruction of Chinatown.
Quaker Nation | Men's basketball eliminated while gymnastics stuns
Also, how Black Students Athlete at Penn have made a more inclusive space for Penn athletes.
Penn community members host College Green vigil in memory of victims of Oct. 7 Hamas attacks
At the vigil, Penn undergraduate and graduate students displayed red and yellow handmade poppies, a flower abundant in Israel.
Wellness at Penn launches one-on-one peer coaching service
Penn's Wellness Coaching service was modeled off of similar programs at universities such as Columbia, Cornell, and Stanford.
Freedom School for Palestine demonstrators host second 'study-in' followed by rally
The Freedom School for Palestine staged another study-in on Sunday in the Van Pelt Library between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m., followed by a rally in front of the library.
LilyLoop wins annual Y-Prize competition for menstrual products with biodegradable moisture sensors
This year, the winning team developed a product that uses biodegradable moisture sensors to record menstrual flow data and alert users to change their period products.
