Amy Gutmann
Amy Gutmann was appointed the eighth president of Penn in 2004. Read recent articles about Amy Gutmann below.
Penn Relays | Red and Blue seniors ready to leave final mark at Relays
A strong senior class will be leading the Quakers as they attempt to defend their home turf.
Penn Relays | Bolt brings electricity to Relays
According to Penn Relays director Dave Johnson, Usain Bolt’s attendance at this year’s Penn Relays is the “biggest international appearance” in 81 years.Penn Relays | In America, race walkers take funny looks in stride
Even race walking competitors know their sport can look a little silly. But as they gear up for the Relays, they also know their event requires a mental fortitude unknown to traditional runners.
Penn Relays | For disabled athletes, Relays raise spirits
Nearly 20 athletes who are visually impaired or have amputated limbs will compete at Relays.Penn Relays | The Brotherhood of the Traveling Shoes
The story of Usain Bolt's famous Golden Pumas, and how their lore found its beginning and its end at the Penn Relays.Editorial | Don’t seize liberties
A situation at James Madison University’s newspaper has prompted us to defend the rights of fellow student journalists.Penn Relays | Youth competition is an old tradition
While just being in the same area code as Bolt is exciting enough, approximately 750 middle and junior high students running for glory at Franklin Field.
Penn Relays | Recruiting under the radar at Relays
For the Penn track and field program and many of its competitors, the Penn Relays is not only an important college competition, but also an opportunity to jump start next year’s recruiting process.
Cole mixes it up at Meiklejohn
As he does with most weekday games, head coach John Cole was forced to patch together a pitching staff and lineup to fit between two busy weekends, each with four conference games.Penn earns share of fourth-straight Ivy title
A strong showing by the Class of 2010 ensured that the road to the Ivy League women’s lacrosse championship will go through Franklin Field for the fourth consecutive year.NCAA relaxes on recruiting
The NCAA announced last week it would allow coaches to have recruiting discussions during summer camps and clinics held on a college campus.
Penn bids farewell to Gloria Gay
After dedicating 25 years of service to Penn’s faculty, staff and students, Penn Women’s Center’s Gloria Gay is retiring this spring.
U. seeks solutions for Philadelphia’s 3,000 homeless
Philadelphia, a leader in programs for the homeless, spends $50 million in federal funding a year on shelter and rehousing programs, but homelessness remains widespread.
Quakers swept by Drexel in rain-soaked doubleheader
The Penn softball team proved once again that it can’t hang with nonconference opponents at the plate, falling 7-0 and 8-2 to the Dragons.