Junior Brayden Morford is the athlete of the week after winning first place in the the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Division III Championship for the ...

According to the Department of English, the new program places emphasis on “exploring how computation transforms both cultural materials and the tools we use to study them,” while concurrently ...

Another race, another disappointment for Redbull fans. I’d like to hope that Redbull takes this five-week break to fix their car, but honestly, that’s ...

Carnegie Mellon has quietly altered its 2026 medical coverage plans for faculty and staff, increasing the price of annual deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums, and co-payments across all four of its ...

Over 30 years after graduating from Carnegie Mellon University, The Home Depot Chief Executive Officer, chairman, and president Edward “Ted” Decker returned on Thursday to his alma mater to ...

Carnegie Mellon’s Undergraduate Student Senate (Senate) voted in favor of a three-year subscription renewal to The Economist, previewed the upcoming Joint Ratification Meeting (JRM), and presented a ...

The 2026 NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, otherwise known as March Madness, are in full swing. March Madness has drawn over 10 million average ...

At the March 24 regular City Council meeting, residents spoke on the causes of a fight in Market Square and the need for “third spaces” for adolescents. Council Members Deb Gross and Barbara Warwick ...

On March 23, University President Dr. Farnam Jahanian delivered his annual “State of the University” address to hundreds of faculty and staff in the Cohon University Center. Jahanian discussed the ...

On March 25, the Undergraduate Student Senate (Senate) convened an Academic Town Hall in the University Center, where members of university administration spoke with students about their “thoughts and ...

When he isn’t conducting or teaching, Thomas W. Douglas can be seen around campus with his dog Bette, or sitting in his decorated office in Margaret Morrison, nicknamed “The Dougout.” The walls are ...

The steel industry in Pittsburgh, despite bringing economic benefits to the city in its prime, has left lasting negative effects on our environment. As ...