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Class of 2015

Articles

  • It’s never too early to search for your dream job at EncompassCMU

    If you walk into the Cohon Center Tuesday and Wednesday while taking the warmer route to class, you may feel out of place amongst an exceptionally well-dressed crowd, the likes of which are rarely seen on campus outside of the Tepper School of Business. It’s that time of year again: various companies are here this week for EncompassCMU, the semester’s largest career fair.

    Special | February 6, 2017
  • It’s never too early to search for your dream job at the EOC

    If you walk into the University Center Tuesday and Wednesday while taking the warmer route to class, you may feel out of place amongst an exceptionally well-dressed crowd, the likes of which are rarely seen on campus outside of the Tepper School of Business. It’s that time of year again: various companies are here this week for the Spring Employment Opportunities Conference (EOC), the semester’s l...

    Special | February 8, 2016
  • It’s never too early to search for your dream job at the EOC

    If you walk into the University Center Tuesday and Wednesday while taking the warmer route to class, you may feel out of place amongst an exceptionally well-dressed crowd, the likes of which are rarely seen on campus outside of the Tepper School of Business. It’s that time of year again: various companies are here this week for the Spring Employment Opportunities Conference (EOC), the semester’s l...

    Special | February 9, 2015
  • PayPal co-founder pays a visit to Carnegie Mellon campus

    Max Levchin, co-founder and former chief technology officer of PayPal, visited Carnegie Mellon on Tuesday. Levchin currently runs HVF, which stands for Hard, Valuable, Fun, and is an umbrella for various big data projects. HVF has spun out two companies, Affirm and Glow, both of which solve innovative problems using big data.

    SciTech | October 27, 2014
  • Moore named Dean of the School of Computer Science

    Andrew W. Moore, former vice president of engineering at Google, became the new dean of Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science (SCS) in August. Moore has roots at Carnegie Mellon — he was a professor of computer science and robotics before he joined Google in 2006.

    News | September 22, 2014