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Welcome Tatiana Usova, Director of the Library, Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar

Please join us in welcoming Tatiana Usova to the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries as the Director of the Library, CMU-Q.

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Welcome, Jamie Leach, Posner Curatorial Intern

Please join us in welcoming Jamie Leach to the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries as Posner Curatorial Intern.

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University Libraries Presents "Nuts, Bolts, & Wheels: 100+ Years of Buggy"

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries is pleased to present its latest exhibition in the Hunt Library gallery, "Nuts, Bolts, & Wheels: 100+ Years of Buggy."

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CMU Research Takes Center Stage at Three Minute Thesis

Eight doctoral students explained their years of research and its importance in under three minutes during the finals of Carnegie Mellon University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT), held Wednesday in the College of Fine Arts' Kresge Theatre.

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Hunt Library Fourth Floor Reopens April 4

After a period of closure for renovations and updates to the Fine and Rare Book Room, the fourth floor of Hunt Library will reopen to visitors on Monday April 4th.

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DEI Book Display: Refugees, Migrants and Immigrants

Despite the wide diversity when it comes to where refugees come from and who they are, there is little equality in how they are treated. History, politics, and personal experiences are just some of the topics this month's display can speak to.

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Filmed in Pittsburgh: Young Adult Edition

These coming-of-age dramas set in Pittsburgh show the trials of high school, cliques, friendship, first love, bad jobs, illness.

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From the University Archives: COSNW and Shirley Angrist Collections

Two collections are open for research in the University Archives, The Commission on the Status and Needs of Women at CMU (COSNW) Collection, and the Shirley Angrist papers.

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Tartan Datascapes March 2022: How Watching Video Game Let’s Plays Made Me a Better Data Librarian

While Tartan Datascapes is normally written directly for the students, faculty, and staff in the CMU community engaging with data in fun and unique ways, I decided to dedicate this month’s issue to other data librarians who are working with researchers on data challenges and opportunities, and share some of my own inspirations in growing on my journey as a data librarian.

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Doctoral Students Speak Up To Be Champions

Three-Minute Thesis finalists confront the fear of public speaking and pitch their passions to win over an audience.