Holly Wang/ News Editor President Donald J. Trump visited Carnegie Mellon University on July 15, 2025, for the inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, hosted by Senator Dave McCormick ...

Pittsburgh startup noVRel won second place in Carnegie Mellon’s McGinnis Venture Competition, receiving $5,000. Courtesy of CMU Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship via Youtube Students from the ...

Katherine Cassarubias/ StaffwriterHolly Wang/ News EditorCarnegie Mellon Republicans (upper image) and Democrats (lower image) had a debate hosted by Undergraduate Student Senate. On April 12 in th… ...

Every year at Carnegie Mellon, changes are made to campus, policies, and even to our eateries. This year we have the brand-new Highmark Center, designated bike paths, Shake Smart, and hundreds of new ...

Carnegie Mellon collaborates with the Special Olympics to organize the Western Spring Sectional, promoting inclusion and athleticism for individuals with intellectual disabilities through student-led ...

Nestled in the corner of an old warehouse in Bakery Square, the Carnegie Mellon Cloud Lab is one month away from becoming the nation’s first remote academic laboratory after six years in development.

Beverage companies such as Olipop have been adding fibers to their products to help improve gut health. Courtesy of Brad via Unsplash In a world with a looming fear of bacteria and their aversive ...

A photo of Culiacán, the capital and largest city of Sinaloa. It is also the stronghold of the Sinaloa Cartel and the center of fentanyl production. “Temple of La Lomita, an image taken from Canal 3 ...

Scientists at Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences genetically engineered mice to have woolly mammoth-like traits. Shannon Horning/ SciTech Editor Scientists at Colossal Laboratories and Biosciences, ...

Dr. Amanda Kraus explains everyday cases of ableism to the audience in Simmons Auditorium. Ire Alarape/ Photo Editor The Office of the Vice Provost for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion hosted a talk ...

Carnegie Mellon’s Activities Board welcomed its first guest speaker of the year last Friday in the McConomy Auditorium, a last minute location change made due to an overwhelming amount of sign-ups.