Carnegie Mellon University Payloads Iris, MoonArk Launch as Part of Historic Lunar Mission
Two payloads from Carnegie Mellon University launched to the moon.
Year in Review 2023
A look back at the great things happening at Carnegie Mellon University in 2023.
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.
Design Unveiled for Expanded Institute for Contemporary Art in Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon University unveiled the design for the Miller Institute for Contemporary Art’s new 29,000-square-foot home, prominently located in the new Richard King Mellon Hall of Sciences.
CMU Community Gathers on 5th Anniversary of Tree of Life Synagogue Shootings
Members of the CMU community gathered on the 5th anniversary of the Tree of Life Synagogue Shootings.
CMU’s Iris, MoonArk Leave Pittsburgh En Route to the Moon
Iris, a tiny, lightweight lunar rover built by CMU students, and MoonArk, a collaborative sculpture project led by faculty, students and alumni, left Pittsburgh en route to their launch pad in Florida.
CMU Welcomes Violins of Hope to Posner Center
Violins of Hope is a collection of over 100 restored violins that were played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust and restored.
Student SURF Project Amplifies Unheard Voices in Kingdom of a Million Rice Fields
Andy Jiang received a SURF grant to create an interactive archive he hopes will increase public awareness around what villagers are facing in the Kingdom of a Million Rice Fields.
SURF Grant Supports Student’s Exploration of Pittsburgh’s ‘Forgotten’ Communities
With an open mind and a free bus pass built into her CMU Student ID card, Hannah Lesser set out to explore Pittsburgh’s “forgotten” neighborhoods.