Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law could stump students
For the upcoming election, a new Pennsylvania law passed in early August requires that all voters, including students, must present some form of government-issued photo identification at the polls.
Margaret Morrison meter restricts campus parking options
The Pittsburgh Parking Authority has announced that parking on Margaret Morrison Street will now be metered, requiring money from those wishing to park.
Democracy Now! host champions independent media
Investigative journalist, author, and co-founder and host of radio show Democracy Now! Amy Goodman made an appearance at McConomy Auditorium last Thursday.
Former U.S. Comptroller General lays out economic plan
Former U.S. Comptroller General David Walker visited Carnegie Mellon as part of his “$10 Million a Minute Bus Tour,” which aims to present voters with olutions to the current financial crisis.
Campus News in Brief
This week, five SCS grad students have been named as Siebel Scholars, and a conducting prize has been awarded to two School of Music alumni.
Lecture Previews
This week's lectures include talks by a Pittsburgh judge and an artist who draws inspiration from acts of pro-environmental sabotage.
Statistically Speaking
Today is Constitution Day, the 225th anniversary of the day that the Constitutional Convention signed the U.S. Constitution.
Crime and Incident
This week's incidents include several thefts and cases of underage drinking.