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Reconstructing CMU History

In an office at Carnegie Mellon University, relics from the founding fathers of artificial intelligence aren't rotting away or collecting dust.

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Time Magazine Archive

Explore the complete digital version of more than 77 years of the prominent weekly news magazine, dating back to its first issue in March 192

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Students "Speak Up!" About Research

The University Libraries' Three Minute Thesis competition served as the inspiration for "Speak Up!" a competition that challenges undergraduate CMU students to discuss weeks of research in three minutes or less.

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Hunt Library Carpet Replacement

Pardon our dust! The existing carpet on the third floor of Hunt Library will be replaced starting on Monday, July 31. The third floor will remain open, but study seating may be limited as the study carrels are moved for carpet installation.

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Concise Writing

WORKSHOP: Achieve Clear and Concise Writing

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Welcome Scott Weingart

Effective July 1, Scott Weingart joined the University Libraries as Program Director, Digital Humanities. Scott has been with the university since 2015, when he joined CMU as the university’s first digital humanities specialist. In his new role, Scott, who is pursuing a Ph.D.

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Vice Chair of NISO

Keith Webster, dean of University Libraries at Carnegie Mellon University, has been elected as the new Vice Chair of the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) for the 2017-2018 term, which will begin on July 1, 2017.

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Print Isn’t Dead

Millennials grew up using technology at an early age, but when it comes to academic reading they prefer print materials over digital formats.

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Library Friendship

In 1964, five freshmen arrived at Carnegie Institute of Technology and became close friends. More than 50 years later, the women’s bond that was forged over studying and becoming young adults together remains strong…as does their connection to what is now Carnegie Mellon University.

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Transforming Hunt Library

Hundreds of students pass through Hunt Library on any given day. But how many of them really think about the building they’re in?