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This graph shows the difference between the revenue that various organizations requested they be required to raise for themselves, the revenue that JFC recommended they raise, and the actual revenue raised in fiscal year 2012.

SBVPF proposes student activities fee increase

Carnegie Mellon students may see an increase in their activities fee in the near future.

Senator Bob Casey (D-Pa.), right, marches in the Labor Day parade with national AFL-CIO secretary Richard Trumka, left, and United Steel Workers president Leo Gerard, center.

Congressional races heat up

Carnegie Mellon students voting on campus Nov. 6 will have the opportunity to cast their ballots in two local races: one for a House of Representatives member and one for a Pennsylvania Senate seat.

Writer Melinda Hemmelgern (right) spoke on Wednesday about sustainability and healthy choices in food consumption.

CMU celebrates sustainable food

Writer Melinda Hemmelgarn gave a talk at Carnegie Mellon on Wednesday as part of Campus Sustainability and Food Day.

Sharon Vuong, a Ph.D. candidate in chemical engineering, speaks about female stereotypes within the fields of math and science.

Minority students discuss diversity

Students gathered for a student panel discussion to address diversity within the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math as part of “A Celebration of Diversity in STEM” last Wednesday.

Campus News in Brief

This week, CMU professors received a grant from the Army to improve prosthetics, and the ECE department joined a Portuguese business school to offer a dual degree.

Lecture Previews

This week's lectures include talks by an ecologically friendly designer and the CEO of a major pharmaceutical company.

Statistically Speaking

East Coast residents have been worried by the possibility of widespread damage from Hurricane Sandy, which hit the coast on Sunday.

Crime and Incident

This week's incidents include students caught spitting off the UC roof and a trash fire in Morewood Gardens.

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