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The Cathedral of Learning is a common target of the bomb threats, which have prompted federal law enforcement to begin investigating.

Constant threats disturb Pitt campus

Pitt has been the target of over 20 bomb threats since mid-February, the majority of which have been made in the past few weeks.

Highmark/UPMC feud threatens student insurance

CMU students with Carnegie Mellon’s Highmark health insurance plan will be unable to use the local UPMC facilities after June 2013.

Mark Stehlik, the assistant dean of the School of Computer Science, will leave Carnegie Mellon to take a position at CMU-Q.

Stehlik to leave for CMU-Q position

When computer science seniors graduate this May, their adviser, Mark Stehlik, will also leave Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh campus.

Maggie Koerth-Baker, the science editor of BoingBoing, discussed the lessons that the history of the electric grid can teach about innovation.

BoingBoing editor visits CMU

The science editor of the group blog BoingBoing, spoke to students and professors about systemic changes in sustainability on Friday.

Campus News in Brief

CMU students participate in an international laptop orchestra, and Astrobotic Technology unveils the design and name of its lunar rover.

Lecture Previews

This week's lecturers include a political refugee from Mexico and the Australian Consul General in New York.

Crime and Incident

This week's incidents include two thefts, a disorderly person, and a large papier-mache Snorlax in Hunt Library.

Statistically Speaking

Yesterday was Easter, a holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus in the western Christian churches.

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