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DEI Book Display: Indigenous Americans

For the next couple of weeks, enjoy a selection of titles that showcases cultures, delves into history and looks to the future of the Indigenous Americas.

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Elements Research Information Management System Expands Across Carnegie Mellon

The Elements reporting and data visualization team has been working with the many colleges and departments throughout campus to identify and build specialized tools and data structures that elevate engagement and meet their individual needs.

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Robotics Project Acquires HiTech Chess Machine

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries became steward of yet another important artifact in the history of computing on September 19. The Robotics Project added the HiTech chess machine to the University Archives, moving it to Hunt Library from Newell Simon Hall.

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Constitution Day 2022

On September 28, 2022, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries in association with the Division of Student Affairs welcomedis honored to welcome Assistant Professor of English Doug Coulson as featured speaker for theour annual Constitution Day event.

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Filmed in Pittsburgh: The Other Ones, Part 2

Here’s my second entry of movies filmed in Pittsburgh that I mostly haven’t seen. My tastes may not be yours, though, so feel free to try these through your favorite streaming or rental source.

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Collaborative and Reproducible Notebooks

Learn about Collaborative and Reproducible Notebooks such as Jupyter & Google Colab, Kaggle, Deep Note, and Code Ocean with Chasz Griego, Open Science Postdoctoral Associate.

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Welcome from the Dean of Libraries

It is my great pleasure to welcome new and returning students, faculty and staff to Carnegie Mellon University Libraries, your destination to access a wide range of specialists and services that can advance your research, teaching and learning at the university.

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DEI Book Display: Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month takes place every year from September 15th-October 15th. It aims to recognize and celebrate the many contributions, diverse cultures and extensive histories of the American Latino community.

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Richard Burton: How to Fool Your Audience (and Get Away with It)

Burton’s life and writings may not be the best source to learn about Islam, but it provides a window into the strange stories of cultural exchange and domination that can be accessed through modern archives.

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Welcome, Sarah Elizabeth Bender, Communications Coordinator

Please join us in welcoming Sarah Elizabeth Bender to the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries as Communications Coordinator.