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Filmed in Pittsburgh: Black History Month

We’re lucky to have the legacy of August Wilson’s cycle of plays set in Pittsburgh, and more films celebrating African Americans who came to Pittsburgh to survive, thrive, and change the history of medicine and sports.

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Building Up Diversity in the Architecture Collection

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries and the School of Architecture are adding books and library resources for developing culture, curriculum and research to greater inclusion.

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Danger in the Everyday: Bridge Failures in Poetry

We were lucky this time. I only hope our luck holds out, the survivors recover, and our other bridges receive the life-saving repairs they need.

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Tartan Datascapes February 2022: Love Data Week at CMU Libraries, February 14th-18th! With Animal Crossing!

Love Data Week is celebrated by libraries, research centers, and other data organizations across the world each year as a week dedicated to promoting good practices around collecting, analyzing, organizing, and sharing data.

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Libraries and Dietrich Receive NEH Grant for Secret Printing Project

CMU Libraries received a $324,931 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to scale-up tools and methods to allow scholars to identify and decipher illicit printing in documents predating and associated with the First Amendment.

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Upcoming Event: Hackathon 2022!

The University Libraries is partnering with DNAnexus to host a virtual hackathon titled "Bringing Genomic Data to the Clinic Hackathon!" on March 9-11, 2022.

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INTERSECT@CMU Virtual Conference to Focus on Sustainability

Carnegie Mellon University is hosting the fourth INTERSECT@CMU conference on Feb. 10 and 11.

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New Robotics Exhibition Tells Untold Stories

The CMU Libraries presents “Looking Back to Move Forward / A Re:collection of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon." The exhibition opened Wednesday, Jan. 19, and runs through Friday, March 18 in the Hunt Library gallery.

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DEI Book Display: Black History Month

February's Diversity Book Display centers around Black History Month. A physical book display is now available at the Libraries with the selection rotating weekly. Some of the eBooks listed below also have a physical listing.

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Open Science Newsletter: January 2022

We are excited about a lot of upcoming events and training opportunities for this semester, particularly in the area of coding! Also, want to work with us? We are expanding our team and hiring.