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Amaris Whitaker, a master’s student in the Heinz School of Public Policy and Management, alleges that the manager of the nightclub Static failed to make reasonable accommodations for her disability, as required under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Local nightclub under fire for disability policy

Amaris Whitaker filed a complaint against the Static nightclub on Feb. 23, alleging the club discriminated against her due to a disability.

CMU sued by expelled student

Expelled junior civil and environmental engineering major Stephane Batton is suing Carnegie Mellon for violating his civil rights.

Susquehanna International Group, an international trading and investment firm, held a poker competition at Carnegie Mellon on Thursday in order to recruit students. Company representatives acted as dealers.

Students play poker at SIG recruitment event

Instead of a classroom, a poker hall could be found in room 6115 of the Gates Hillman Complex on Thursday night.

Australian consul general in N.Y. comes to CMU

Phillip H. Scanlan, the Australian consul general in New York, gave a lecture last Tuesday on the future of Australia in a changing world.

Campus News in Brief

This week, Carnegie Mellon researchers create energy-efficient game consoles and synthetic cyclic peptides.

Lecture Previews

This week's lecturers include English professor David Shumway, climate expert Warren M. Washington, and artist Wangechi Mutu.

Statistically Speaking

Instagram is a mobile photo sharing application that allows users to upload pictures, apply digital filters to them, and share them.

Crime and Incident

This week's incidents include students riding chairs down the Gates-Hillman helix and two half-stolen bicycles.

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