Carnegie Mellon University Libraries welcomes all new and returning students, staff, and faculty to the start of the fall 2024 semester! Feel free to reach out to our friendly faculty and staff at CMU Libraries at any time to help you get acquainted with our many services, events, workshops, and technologies available to you.
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This fall, CMU Libraries is hosting a hackathon in partnership with DNAnexus on the topic of data management and graph extraction for large models in the biomedical space. The hackathon will be held in person at CMU, October 19-21, 2023.
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The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries has been a leader among universities in developing initiatives that support collaborative, transparent, openly accessible, and reproducible research across all disciplines at CMU.
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CMU has a long-standing relationship with the works of William Shakespeare. Here are some archival images of past performances found in University Archives.
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This past semester, “Local Advocacy for Global Change,” taught by Sustainability Initiative Director Alexandra Hiniker, helped students center equity while identifying links between environmental, social, and economic justice, and strategizing solutions to issues both at home and around the world.
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From 1968 to 2017 the Carnegie Mellon Action Project (C-MAP) — later renamed the Carnegie Mellon Advising Resource Center (CMARC) — provided a space to gather, find support, and build community for Black and underrepresented students at a predominantly white institution.
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This year, the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries presents two exhibitions to mark the quatercentenary (1623-2023) of Shakespeare’s First Folio, a copy of which is held in the Libraries’ Special Collections.
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On April 1, friends and supporters of Carnegie Mellon University Libraries and The Frick Pittsburgh gathered for an opening celebration for the joint exhibition, “From Stage to Page: 400 Years of Shakespeare in Print.”
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Eight doctoral students explained their complex research and its importance in under three minutes during the championship round of CMU's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.
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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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