The Tartan – Carnegie Mellon's Student Newspaper Since 1906.
2023年9月17日 · To support graduate student families navigating the balance between academic responsibilities and parenting, Carnegie Mellon University has launched the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) Family Space pilot program.
About The Tartan – The Tartan
The Tartan has been Carnegie Mellon University’s student-run newspaper since 1906.The Tartan serves the campus community of 16,500 students as well as faculty, staff and administration. One of Carnegie Mellon’s largest student organizations, The Tartan is …
Homilies and hierarchies: ‘Conclave’ does not disappoint
5 天之前 · Photo from Wikimedia Commons Spoiler free! This week we had the absolute pleasure of seeing "Conclave,” which follows the College of Cardinals in their sequestered enclave as they attempt to elect a new pope. The film was directed by Edward Berger, who you might remember from his 2022 remake of “All Quiet on the Western…
News - The Tartan
By Anna Cappella and Katherine Casarrubias Gallardo Each week, The Tartan publishes a Crime and…
November 2024 – The Tartan
6 天之前 · 10 posts published by tartanadmin, Eshaan Joshi, Courtney VanAuken, Christopher Lessler, Haley Williams, Jaden Singh, and Anna Cappella during November 2024
Core 4 @ CMU – The Tartan
2024年11月11日 · By Owen Noble and Javier Hayes Articles featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. The last class to take Computing at Carnegie Mellon (C@CMU) was the graduating class of 2027. Now, Carnegie Mellon has introduced Core 4 to take its place. C@CMU was a tiny, three-credit virtual “class” that…
CMU News - The Tartan
CMU News Featured. As the presidential election draws closer, Carnegie Mellon’s two primary political organizations — the Carnegie…
Questioning utopias in science fiction – The Tartan
5 天之前 · Does utopia haunt your dreams? Odd question, I know, but the first rule of writing is “Hit ’em hard and fast.” Or is that boxing? Regardless, for all its oddness, it’s a fair question. Are you, like so many humans before you, haunted by the …
Volume 119 Issue 1 – The Tartan
2024年9月16日 · Posts about Volume 119 Issue 1 written by Lora Kallenberg, Eshaan Joshi, Holly Wang, Courtney VanAuken, Victor Teng, Hailey Cohen, Tiffany Chang, tartanadmin, and Audrey Weiss
Newly discovered bacteria named “Chonkus” could be an asset in …
6 天之前 · By Lainie Beauchemin Microbiologist Max Schubert and his team took to the waters of Italy's Vulcano island, where they believed the bacteria found there could help decrease the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. Courtesy of NEOM via Unsplash It’s all hands on deck in the fight against climate change, and scientists are looking in…