Carnegie Mellon considers graduate engineering programs in Rwanda
Carnegie Mellon may soon be moving into Rwanda. The university already has satellite campuses in Portugal, Greece, Australia, Japan, Singapore, and Qatar, and may soon expand to Rwanda.
Gates Hillman reaches milestone
Last Monday, the Gates Hillman Complex reached a milestone — the building’s last beam of steel was placed on top of its highest point.
NROTC captain retires from Navy
White tents, Navy uniforms, drums, and celebratory marches took over the CFA Lawn Saturday as the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps honored retiring captain Keith Bowman.
Obama campaign cancels Vampire Weekend concert at Carnegie Mellon
The Vampire Weekend concert and voter registration drive scheduled for last Saturday was canceled in a last-minute flurry of logistical and funding issues.
College textbooks rise in price
At the beginning of every semester, students dread the thought of purchasing textbooks, and this year may have been one of the worst yet.
Green transport rolls into Pittsburgh
Smart Cars, buses, and hobnobbing bikes took over Schenley Plaza this past Friday.
Campus News in Brief
Departments unite with robotics, Autism reseacrh to be featured, and other campus news this week
Lecture Preview
Yale professor to talk on admissions and many other lectures on campus this week
Statistically Speaking
Here is what some of the viewers thought of last Thursday's Vice presidential debates.
Crime and Incident
Take a look at the crime report from this past week.