Using the Libraries

Filmed in Pittsburgh: Fighting for a Cause

Romance, drama, and - politics? Absolutely! These two movies show people fighting for a cause and finding romance, and they leave us thinking about the issues.

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Libraries Launches New Office to Support Needs of Research Community

Using the Symplectic Elements tool, more commonly known as Elements, Research Information Management Services (RIMS) connects faculty, research administrators, and university leadership with powerful data-driven solutions.

Black History Month Reading List

February isn’t the only month to read about Black history, especially given the recent attacks by right wing politicians on multicultural education. The following books, available from Hunt Library, are just a few suggestions to commemorate African American lives and achievements.

CMU Alumni in Romantic Movies

This Valentine's Day, warm your heart with a little help from some of Carnegie Mellon's talented alumni. We've put together a short list of some romantic movies featuring members of our community to fill your day with sweetness and love—and a bit of mischief, too.

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Sustainability Initiative Finds a Permanent Home

The next phase in the evolution of Carnegie Mellon’s Sustainability Initiative is captured in its third annual Voluntary University Review (VUR), released today.

Beyond the Grind with CMU Alumnus Matt Marietti of De Fer

CMU alumnus Matt Marietti has brewed a successful coffee business with local and global impact.

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CMU Alumni in Holiday Movies

This holiday season, look no further than some of Carnegie Mellon's fantastically talented alumni to help you get in the spirit of holiday cheer.

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Open Educational Resources (OER): CMU Libraries Champions Another Open Access Alternative

You may already be familiar with CMU Libraries’ guide to open access (OA) and the resources it offers. This brief article focuses on CMU’s libraries to champion another form of open access: Open Educational Resources – or OERs (see the UNESCO definition).

CMU Alumni in Horror

George Romero isn't the only CMU alumni to be involved in horror films and television. We put together a short list of our favorites to enjoy this spooky season. Stop by the Video Collection room on the 2nd floor of Hunt Library to check out these and other horror movies.

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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.