Amy Gutmann's contract extended to 2022
(11/29/16 3:43pm)
Penn President Amy Gutmann’s contract has been extended to 2022, which will make her the longest-serving president in Penn history.
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Thousands of alumni have expressed support for Penn students after the racist GroupMe incident
(11/28/16 5:03am)
After Penn’s campus was shaken shortly after Election Day by racist GroupMe messages sent to freshman students of color, alumni were both outraged and vocally supportive of students.
Pottruck's multi-purpose room remains closed without an end in sight
(11/03/16 3:52am)
For months now, the same red sign has greeted visitors at the front entrance desk of Pottruck Health and Fitness Center: “MPR Closed Until Further Notice.”
Penn to black student community: "Black lives matter"
(10/24/16 8:53pm)
Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price authored a letter voicing support for the University’s black student community on Friday.
Hillary Clinton tells Penn Park crowd at rally 'friends don't let friends vote for Trump'
(10/23/16 2:40am)
As temperatures dropped to the low fifties, Hillary Clinton campaigned in front of a crowd of over 7,000 people at Penn Park Saturday night.
Amy Gutmann's salary dipped 2.7 percent from last year
(10/22/16 1:45am)
Penn President Amy Gutmann's salary dipped 2.7 percent to $3,333,878, according to the most recent tax data from the University.
Penn's isn't the only Ivy League whose endowment posted an investment loss this year
(10/14/16 12:56am)
Six out of eight Ivy League schools including Penn reported endowment investment losses in 2016 — a trend among top colleges across the nation this year.
Penn just received a $15 million donation to create an arts innovation program
(10/12/16 3:42am)
Penn announced Tuesday a $15 million donation for the creation of the Sachs Arts Innovation Program.
A recent change to FAFSA could affect students' financial aid packages
(10/12/16 12:53am)
The University announced a change to the nationwide Free Application for Federal Student Aid application — and Penn students applying for financial aid will be affected.
Why there was a significant increase in academic misconduct cases this year
(09/26/16 5:01am)
Cases of academic misconduct across Penn increased 8.6 percent, from 185 to 201 cases, in the last academic year, according to the 2016 Report of the Office of Student Conduct.
All the important dates you need to know for next year's housing
(09/28/16 12:55am)
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Penn endowment grows to record $10.7 billion, amid investment losses
(09/22/16 11:14pm)
Penn reported an endowment investment loss of 1.4 percent, while the fund's overall value grew 6 percent to a record high of $10.7 billion, according to Bloomberg.
Student activism has stunted donations to some schools — but at Penn, the money keeps rolling in
(09/19/16 6:00am)
At some schools across the country, alumni have recently spoken up about their dissatisfaction with student activism at their alma maters, which led them to decrease or completely stop their donations. Student dissent on campus, however, does not appear to have swayed Penn’s alumni donors from digging into their pockets.
Amy Gutmann on OZ incident: 'I was aghast when I heard about that email'
(09/14/16 3:43am)
President Amy Gutmann spoke out against a suggestive email that sparked a protest against rape culture, condemning it as having “no place” at Penn.
After a summer of national strife, the Campaign for Community is gearing up for its second year
(09/01/16 3:32am)
A campaign created by Penn two years ago to encourage community dialogue will head into the fall semester with an open calendar.
Penn made two major policy changes relating to sexual violence over the summer
(08/24/16 4:16am)
This summer, the University altered two of its policies relating to sexual violence.
After his son lost battle to illness, Arthur Halim's father recalls his kindness and love for Penn
(08/15/16 1:59am)
In the wake of Wharton and College undergraduate Arthur Halim’s death, his father Amin Halim remembered his son as a kind-hearted, caring and dedicated individual.
At Truth to Power exhibition, a powerful message for change
(07/28/16 4:32am)
Eight years ago, a young man sat behind bars with nothing but a number two pencil in his hand and an idea in his head.
The Daily Show's Jordan Klepper talks DNC, underwear models
(07/21/16 3:36am)
The last time “The Daily Show” correspondent Jordan Klepper was in town, he had his identity stolen at a bar.
'The Daily Show' gears up to film at Penn
(07/21/16 3:39am)
Next week, Penn will share a piece of the Democratic National Convention’s spotlight.