Fraudulent money managers embezzle university funds
Carnegie Mellon lost nearly $50 million to two money managers who spent a chunk of the cash on teddy bears and other luxuries.
Study abroad rates hold strong amid economy woes
Although numerous education programs have felt the adverse effects of the current economic situation, it appears that study abroad may be unaffected.
Pitt professor relates Muslim identity to the African-American community
University of Pittsburgh faculty member Arif Jamal spoke last week about the roots of Islam within the African-American community.
North Korea plans missile launch
Last week, North Korea announced its intention to prepare and launch a satellite, using a two- or three-stage Taepodong-2 missile.
Campus News in Brief
Amaya releases chamber operas, Tuition hike lowest since 1975, and other campus news this week
Lecture Preview
Deavere Smith to discuss life as art, and other lectures on campus this week
Statistically Speaking
If you're undecided about what to do during spring break week, here are some statistics to help inform your decision.
Crime and Incident
Take a look at the crime report from this past week.