Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Katiera Sordjan | Sadness isn't beautiful
The dramatic, overemotional, lonely, love-obsessed juvenile whose hobbies included self-harm and crying alone was apparently the ideal to strive for. People bragged about having pseudo-nervous breakdowns and begged their internet followers and real life friends to be gentle with their fragile, self-centered egos.Wall Street and top consulting firms weren't always full of Ivy League grads
Wondering why all of your friends end up at OCR information sessions?
A talk with Mayor Nutter attracts new Penn Dems members
As students return to campus looking to get involved with extracurricular activities, Penn Democrats, one of the most active political organizations on campus, has a prominent recruiting tool: Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.
College House cafes close over possible regulation issues
The decision to not re-open the college house cafes in Rodin, Harnwell, Harrison, Reipe, and Kings Court College Houses was made at the beginning of the summer.
Nick Moncy | Welcome to Penn
Nick Moncy is a College junior from North Miami, Fla. His email address nickmon@sas.upenn.edu.
Wharton study finds negotiators lie more often to women than men
Future career women at Penn, take a moment and see what you may encounter in the world of business.Jessica Kennedy, a former Legal Studies and Business Ethics researcher of Wharton, revealed in her study with two other researchers from UC Berkeley that women are lied to in negotiations more often than men.
Steele | Quakers will take the low road to success
It looks like there won't be a return trip to Iowa City after all.Ten months ago, I flew out to Iowa to cover a game that turned out to be one of the most embarrassing contests in a season full of them for Penn basketball.
Penn men’s soccer’s top five moments from 2013
Penn men’s soccer came into the 2013 season on the heels of a bad 2012 season. Coach Rudy Fuller put his team through a tough training schedule to get the team ready for what became a banner season.
It's Emily Corcoran on the attack again for Penn field hockey
Penn field hockey may have lost a lot of talent over the summer, but with senior attack Emily Corcoran returning, the Quakers still have hope to compete for an Ivy League championship.
Gutmann salary increased to $2.82 million in most recent data
Gutmann is the top-paid Penn employee for the first time in fiscal year 2013.
Duke Lacroix to lead Penn men's soccer
No matter what school Penn men’s soccer is facing on any given week, you can bet there is one Quakers player that is at the top of everyone’s scouting report.Senior forward Duke Lacroix is an offensive force that can make even the soundest of defenses look woefully inadequate and he will once again lead the Red and Blue in a campaign for a second consecutive Ivy League title.Lacroix enters his senior season not only as the reigning Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year, but also as the number one player in the conference according to TopDrawerSoccer.com.
Penn field hockey's top five moments of 2013
Though the season didn’t end as many hoped, 2013 was a season of tremendous growth for Penn field hockey.
UA lobbies for more Penn Transit stops
The Undergraduate Assembly is working to revamp the Penn Transit route to include stops at 30th Street Station and Trader Joe’s.Columbia student to carry mattress everywhere until her alleged rapist is expelled
The Columbia Spectator reported today thatIndia and China send the most international students to American schools
China had the most students studying in America of any foreign nation from 2008-2012, according to a newEver wondered why college textbooks are so expensive or if there is a solution?
Vox recently told its readers why textbook prices are "out of control."According to the article, college textbook rates have been rising much more rapidly than consumer prices ? an 82 percent increase between 2002 and 2012.Google Forms get more customizable
Your student group's next Google survey might now look a little more chic.
The Vision | (Re)visionary: why black students need a column in the DP
We believe this volume of diverse voices will begin a much-needed conversation with the DP’s far-reaching audience around the country, and this column can be a space from which readers engage, incite deeper understanding of our communities, learn and perhaps, above all, will want to change the conditions of our nation.
