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Wendy Arons, associate professor of dramatic literature, is translating the text of German philosopher Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s Hamburgische Dramaturgie, a project that has gained the School of Drama its first-ever National Endowments for the Humanities grant.

School of Drama wins its first NEH grant

A project to translate a historic German text is underway in the School of Drama.

Before and Happily Ever After, the title work of the exhibit, examines the implications of getting a nose job in the Jewish culture.

Sex, culture, pop: Deborah Kass

The Andy Warhol Museum’s new exhibit features a Carnegie Mellon alumna.

Senior biology major Varun Deshpande pairs an oxblood cardigan with dark jeans and a neutral scarf for a laid-back, preppy look.

Oxblood makes its mark on fall fashion

The more muted shade of red is back in a big way this season.

Cory Arcangel’s exhibit provides uncommon artistic commentary on our modern digital age.

Exhibit examines digital culture

A new exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Art explores artistic merit in digital technology.

Taylor Swift’s new album, Red, shows her evolution from country musician to pop singer.

It's a Red-lettered album for Swift

Swift’s newest album offers typical themes with some new variations.

At media company BUZZMEDIA, Carnegie Mellon alumnus Brendan Frederick works to revamp print music publications like SPIN for the web. In his pursuit of a career in music journalism, Frederick found an interdisciplinary industry that combined his passions for writing, music, and business.

Frederick makes splash in music journalism

An alumnus pursues a career in hip-hop journalism at BUZZMEDIA.

Zedd's Clarity presents clear message

The music producer and DJ’s debut album is fresh and powerful.

Dollar Movie

AB Films serves up big explosions, wicked abs, and wisecracking teddy bears this week.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about TA/student relationships and local bars.

Paperhouse

Paperhouse talks about the polarizing music journalism site Pitchfork.

Did You Know?

Did you know that 50 years ago students opposed efforts to change the alma mater?

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A look at the week ahead in music, culture, and community.

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