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Project Management Office Gains Recognition Across Campus

The CMU Libraries Project Management Office (PMO) has a staff of one — but that hasn’t stopped Director Ken Rose from orchestrating increasingly complex projects that impact the entire university.

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Doctoral Students Rise to 3MT Challenge

CMU’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) pits doctoral students against the clock and each other to explain complex research and captivate their audience in just three minutes.

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Review of "The Stolen Year" by Anya Kamenetz

If you think you’ve heard everything about COVID, take a look at "The Stolen Year" for even more intriguing insights on the pandemic’s effect on children.

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Open Science Newsletter: February 2023

Welcome to a new year and semester full of possibilities! Did you know this is the year of Open Science?

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Libraries Panel Spotlights Citizen Science, Community Data

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries hosted a panel of experts from around the university for a virtual discussion celebrating the impact of citizen science and community data.

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Black History Month Reading List

February isn’t the only month to read about Black history, especially given the recent attacks by right wing politicians on multicultural education. The following books, available from Hunt Library, are just a few suggestions to commemorate African American lives and achievements.

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DEI Book Display: Black History Month

Celebrating a rich cultural heritage, it is an opportunity to spotlight the achievements that African Americans have accomplished in this country, despite the long and continuing history of racism and oppression.

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CMU Alumni in Romantic Movies

This Valentine's Day, warm your heart with a little help from some of Carnegie Mellon's talented alumni. We've put together a short list of some romantic movies featuring members of our community to fill your day with sweetness and love—and a bit of mischief, too.

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Sustainability Initiative Finds a Permanent Home

The next phase in the evolution of Carnegie Mellon’s Sustainability Initiative is captured in its third annual Voluntary University Review (VUR), released today.

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Introducing Keenious, Your New Favorite Research Tool

The Libraries is excited to announce that all members of the CMU community now have access to Keenious.