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Jake Flittner (left) resumed his duties tonight after his impeachment hearing failed to remove him from office.

Student Senate requests impeachment of president

The Undergraduate Student Senate unanimously voted to hold impeachment proceedings against Student Body President Jake Flittner at its meeting Thursday night.

Audience members at the Veritas Forum reacts to a panelist’s joke. The forum, held on Saturday night, drew a crowd of several hundred students, faculty, and staff to listen to three Carnegie Mellon professors share their views on how and why we should work. Afterward, audience members broke into discussion groups.

Veritas Forum elicits views on work

Three Carnegie Mellon professors met in Rangos Hall on Saturday night to discuss “work, the universe, and everything.”

CMU architects make virtual view

Carnegie Mellon architects are designing a virtual viewing area atop the U.S. Steel Tower, downtown's tallest skyscraper.

Erica Marcus and Katherine Rehberg, two representatives of the International Rescue Committee (IRC), spoke to members of Carnegie Mellon’s Facilitating Opportunities for Refugee Growth and Empowerment chapter on Thursday. As part of the IRC, Marcus and Rehberg help to resettle refugees in the Washington, D.C. area.

Refugee counselors speak to FORGE

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) spoke to students on campus this week, talking about the process of resettling refugees.

Qatar CS reaches out to local girls

Carnegie Mellon’s Qatar campus created an outreach program, called CS4Qatar for Women, to bring women into the field of computer science.

Campus News in Brief

This week's news includes a speech by astronaut Cady Coleman and a new study that reveals the social lives of prehistoric elephants.

Lecture Previews

This week's lectures include Masahiro Fujita on tsunami simulations and a seminar by Michael Kearns on algorithmic economics.

Crime and Incident

This week's incidents include a traffic stop, two reports of the odor of marijuana, and harassment.

Statistically Speaking

Leap years come along nearly every four years, due to the fact that there are 365.25 days in a year.

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