Homecoming Features Arts & Culture, a Football Win, Penn Park Groundbreaking— and a New Trustee Chair
David L. Cohen L’81 takes reins as trustee chair
Obama Taps Gutmann to Lead Bioethics Panel
Gutmann to head Obama bioethics panel
“Red and Blue Makes Green”
The University’s new Climate Action Plan is good for the environment—and won’t hurt Penn’s bottom line, either.
Down With Jefferson, Up With Grant?
Rethinking presidential rankings
Sound Investments
From College Hall | These times will bring out the best in the Penn family.
“In Bad Times We’re in Relatively Good Shape”
Weathering the economic storm
New Chairman of the Board
Cohen to succeed Riepe as trustee chair next year
From Penn Provost to Hopkins President
Daniels leaving Penn for JHU presidency
$10 million gift for Fox Leadership Program
$10 million gift will endow Fox Leadership Program
The Man Who Would Never Be Mayor
In the race for Philadelphia’s top job, Michael Nutter W’79 was dismissed as the candidate without a constituency. His journey from last place to landslide victory had the markings of a political miracle. Now the public expects more.
Ideals Embodied
From College Hall: Penn’s faculty forms the core of a great teaching and research community.
Martin Meyerson Dies
President Emeritus Martin Meyerson Hon’70 dies.
Mr. Meyerson Comes to Town
Martin Meyerson Hon’70’s low-key first day as president of the University.
Harker Leaves Wharton for Delaware Presidency
Wharton Dean Harker named University of Delaware president
Non-Profit Leadership: Aiming High
Michael J. Fox on Nonprofit Leadership
New VP for government and community affairs
New VP for Community Affairs named
Q&A with Penn’s Provost
Q&A with new Provost Ronald Daniels
DAR VP and SAS Dean Named
Leadership positions filled at DAR and SAS
A Departure from Vet School
Vet School Dean Kelly departs
A Marriage “Meant to Be”
Amy Gutmann’s inauguration as the University’s eighth president featured a day of community service, a concert on Hill Field, and a wide-ranging symposium, among other events. In her inaugural speech the president called for a new “Penn Compact.”
A Fresh Start
Rodin to head Rockefeller Foundation
No, This Isn’t Hogwarts
Keys to the University presented to President Gutmann.
Learning and Leading
Since her nomination to become the University’s eighth president last winter, Amy Gutmann has spent a lot of time quietly thinking and talking with people about how to move Penn forward. Now she’s eager to get to work.
Barchi on the Academic Enterprise
Parting words from Provost Barchi.