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Students interested in the Washington Semester Program can study at Georgetown University, which offers four different tracks, or American University, which offers 10 tracks.

Washington Semester Program accepting applications for 2011

The Washington Semester Program at Carnegie Mellon provides a chance to study for a semester in Washington, D.C.

C@CM course syllabus revised

The university-wide required course, Computing at Carnegie Mellon, is now offered in a hybrid form online through the Open Learning Initiative (OLI).

The Carrie Furnaces offer visitors and longtime Pittsburgh residents alike the chance to catch a glimpse of the Pittsburgh steel industry’s glory days. The site, in Rankin, Pa., is currently open during scheduled hours.

Carrie Furnaces preserve Pittsburgh’s steel legacy

A new project undertaken by the Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area allows visitors and Pittsburgh natives alike to see a remnant of Pittsburgh’s glory days.

Toy Story 3-themed game created by alumnus at Schell Games

Pittsburgh-based Schell Games has developed a Toy Story 3 video game for Disney.

Campus News in Brief

Christopher Bettinger is currently working to develop new biomaterials for biomedical applications.

Lecture Previews

Robert Cavalier will give an address titled "Toward a More Deliberative Democracy" in honor of Constitution Day.

Statistically Speaking

Spanning decades and winning dozens of awards, here are some numbers about some of Broadway’s most successful plays:

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