Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
The Daily Pennsylvanian wins ten 2024 Student Keystone Media Awards
Several of the awards recognize the DP’s coverage of former Penn President Liz Magill’s unprecedented resignation, including first place for ongoing news coverage.
Penn Dental Dean Mark Wolff receives award for expanding dental care for disabled individuals
Wolff was honored for leading a partnership with Woods Services, a nonprofit organization in Pennsylvania that supports children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Caroline Magdolen | “Everyone cheats.” What can we do about it?
Columnist Caroline Magdolen investigates academic honesty on campus, detailing the experiences of students that have been accused of academic integrity violations and potential policy changes that Penn can implement.
Penn Gymnastics wins Ivy Classic title for the first time since 2020
The Quakers put on its best home showing in program history following sophomore Skyelar Kerico's record breaking all-around performance.
Penn women's basketball picks up much needed win against Cornell
Coming off a devastating loss to Brown, the Quakers rebounded in a much-needed way with a 61-54 win.
Ivy Madness hopes end as Penn men’s basketball falls to Harvard 74-70
A stretch of poor shooting to end the first half buried the Quakers' postseason hopes.
Hunting season: Penn women's lacrosse narrowly defeats the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 11-10
Senior attacker Niki Miles and freshman attacker Catherine Berkery combined for eight goals.
Penn men's lacrosse defeats No. 14 Delaware in back-and-forth thriller
In a contest filled with periods of dominance for both sides, Penn survived a last minute push to win a key matchup.
Jack Lakis | What we can learn from Penn’s college ranking
Columnist Jack Lakis argues that a neglect for public sector career funneling is limiting Penn’s potential.
Penn men’s basketball snaps eight-game skid with 82-69 win over Dartmouth
Freshman guard Sam Brown’s 26 points were key in the long-awaited win.
Violent threats emailed to Penn admin. deemed 'not credible' by law enforcement
Penn Police and law enforcement concluded that the threat was "not credible," with DPS stating that several other institutions across the country received an identical message.
DP Daybreak | Students divided by Biden's Israel-Palestine stances
Also, students will attend a House antisemitism roundtable.
Mia Vesely | Black Penn is vibrant this month and every month
Columnist Mia Vesely highlights Black clubs at Penn during this month and beyond.
Oct. 7 Hamas attacks survivor recounts escape, recovery at Penn Chabad House event
Around 25 students and faculty members gathered Wednesday evening to hear Ben Haim’s firsthand account of how she survived the attack and her subsequent process of recovery.
Local community activists discuss gentrification, land justice in Philadelphia at UMOJA panel
The speakers discussed personal anecdotes, gentrification, decolonization, and abolition in front of an audience of around 15 students and faculty members.
Radian College House residents plagued by repeated fire alarms, hot water issues
Students were forced to shower in other locations, including the Pottruck Gymnasium, due to the hot water outage.
Penn community members share mixed reactions to Pa. Sen. John Fetterman's pro-Israel stance
While Fetterman campaigned on progressive issues and was endorsed by progressive groups, the political left has expressed disapproval with his stance.
Makuu’s Robeson Cooper Scholars Program nurtures community for Black Penn students
The program aims to support, uplift, and amplify Black students at Penn by providing an open space for fellowship and a nurturing environment.
Jewish Penn students to attend House roundtable on antisemitism
The nine universities that have students attending the roundtable include Penn, Harvard, and Columbia.
