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Keith Lockhart, a Carnegie Mellon alumnus, conducted the Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic Orchestra to a packed house at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

CMU Philharmonic kicks off 100th anniversary season

The Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic couldn’t have chosen a better program to celebrate its 100th anniversary and the beginning of a new season.

Imperfect Health provides societal health report

The new Miller Gallery exhibit provides social commentary on a range of health concerns.

School of Drama alum Rory O’Malley talks about participating in a reading of 8 with Brad Pitt in Los Angeles during the Q & A after last Monday’s reading. Meg Evans, LGBTQ Resources Coordinator, was also present during the Q & A.

Court transcripts come to life in 8

The Tony-nominated alum returns to Carnegie Mellon for a reading of the play 8.

First-year Sara Fields wears a thick sweater layered over a collared shirt to stay warm and chic.

Have your most stylish semester yet

Fall is quickly approaching, and Pillbox offers tips for staying chic and warm.

World-renowned pianist Lang Lang — who is known for his dramatic performance style — played with the PSO last Saturday.

Lang Lang performs with PSO

The orchestra launches its new season with a celebration of the Year of the Dragon.

NBC comedy lineup enters fall season

Many favorite shows among college students face cancellation this fall.

Ramin Karimloo is best known for his role as the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera. While extremely different from his performance on stage as the Phantom, he put on a beautiful show at WQED last week.

Broadway star sings intimate set

The Broadway star impresses audiences with charisma and stunning vocals.

Rock band mesmerizes audience

The up-and-coming band performs an impressive and balanced set.

Advice for awkward people

Everything you need to know about TOC interviews and addictions to social media.

Paperhouse

Paperhouse talks about getting creative with your DJing technique.

Did You Know?

Did you know that the first emoticon was a Carnegie Mellon invention?

Dollar Movie

AB Films presents a British sketch comedy and two sci-fi horror films this weekend.

Calendar

Consult the calendar for events happening on and off campus this week.

An interview with Rory O'Malley

First, I was wondering if you could talk a little bit about your time at Carnegie Mellon and your experiences with the drama department, and how that...

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