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Pittsburgh Universities Unite To Fight Online Hate
Carnegie Mellon joined Pittsburgh universities in the fight to stop online hate at Hacking4Humanity 2024.
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CMU Basketball Team Honors ‘Secret Game’ of 1944
The Carnegie Mellon University basketball team paid tribute to what came to be known as “The Secret Game,” played in 1944.
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CMU Students Travel to Geneva for UN Meeting on Disarmament
Three Carnegie Mellon University students were selected by Mines Action Canada and CMU’s Sustainability Initiative to visit the United Nations and participate in the 21st Meeting of the States Parties to the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Production and Transfer of Anti-Personnel Mines and on Their Destruction.
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All Seven CMU Colleges Send Iris to Space
An interdisciplinary effort across Carnegie Mellon University was crucial to the success of the student-led Iris lunar rover project.
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Year in Review 2023
A look back at the great things happening at Carnegie Mellon University in 2023.
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The Center for the Arts in Society Launches New Initiative
A new initiative from the Center for the Arts in Society in Carnegie Mellon University’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences explores the possibilities and limits of hospitality.
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Department Honors Top Academic Athletes at Annual Celebration
CMU's Department of Athletics welcomed faculty and staff to the annual Student-Athlete Academic Achievement Celebration.
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A Place in Space for the Humanities
James Wynn and Kathy M. Newman are leading a project called Planetary Hospitality that explores astrocolonialism, climate change, capitalism, how humans understand and influence space travel, and what makes a planet hospitable.
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Dietrich Graduate Students Advance Neuro Studies with AI
Three graduate students from Carnegie Mellon University’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences are using artificial intelligence to advance neuroscience research.