On March 25, Chatham University President Dr. Lisa Lambert announced in an email to Chatham community members that the university agreed to sell its Eastside ...
Carnegie Mellon’s 2026 Energy Week was centered around “reinventing the grid for our electrified future.” Exemplifying this ...
A recently discovered result of climate change — beyond rising sea levels and shrinking ice caps — is the shrinking size of birds in the face of abnormally ...
On March 18–21, the Carnegie Mellon men’s and Women’s Swimming & Diving teams participated in the annual NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving ...
On Saturday, March 22, 14 Carnegie Mellon sorority and fraternity chapters performed truncated, 18-minute musicals in a philanthropic showcase known as Greek ...
‘Grief,’ ‘Loss,’ ‘Powerlessness’: Tartan Scholars Ambassadors, students speak out after resignations
At the end of the listening circle, the groups reconvened to discuss the major points that were raised. “Grief,” “loss,” and “powerlessness” were all written on a whiteboard in an effort to document ...
Bread has sustained humanity for millennia, but contemporary trends in baking are challenging time-perfected traditions. Experts broadly agree that yeast ...
When I saw “One Battle After Another” at the Manor Theater in the fall, my interpretation was that it was making fun of both the radical left and right ...
On March 18, The New York Times published an investigation into civil rights icon Cesar Chavez’s alleged abuse of young girls working in the movement.
Since its inception, the organization has become an active hub on campus that continues to support the advancement of women in the university community. CMWA’s history, spanning over a century Before ...
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