Attention: Due to planned electrical repairs, Hunt Library will be closed from June 17-21. The building will reopen for normal hours on June 22. Sorrells Library will be open as usual on June 17-18, and closed for the Juneteenth holiday on June 19.
Visitors entering Carnegie Mellon University’s new Robotics Innovation Center (RIC) at Hazelwood Green are greeted by a striking sight. Robots hang overhead in the atrium. Displays trace Pittsburgh and the area’s transformation from a steelmaking powerhouse to a global hub for robotics.
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Please join us in welcoming Alex Daniels to the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries as Digital Archivist. Prior to joining the Libraries, Alex was earning his Master’s in Information Sciences and working as a graduate intern for NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. We asked Alex, who uses he/him/his pronouns, a few questions about himself and his plans for his new role.
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The Carnegie Mellon University Archives is home to more than 100 years of CMU history — but it doesn’t tell the full story of the university. Founded in 1988, the Archives is relatively new compared to other academic archives at similar institutions, and is still missing documentation of various student groups and campus initiatives. In addition, traditional collecting methods have led to a collection of materials, records, and artifacts that skews predominantly straight, white, and male.
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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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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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Thanks to a 2021 gift from Michael and Lonna Smith, the Libraries’ Digitization Lab, in close partnership with the University Archives, has now completed the first year of a four-year project to digitize this extensive collection.
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Senior Alexandre Ganten, who is a cadet in the University of Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Battalion Army ROTC, wanted to dig deeper into the background of the AROTC.
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The Carnegie Mellon University Archives has joined forces with a cross-campus team of faculty and subject matter experts, to release research on the collection, preservation and presentation of robot artifacts and history.
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How an undergraduate summer research course revealed new ways for students to engage with CMU history.
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When the School of Drama decided to host an event honoring Sheldon Epps, an alumnus who graduated nearly fifty years ago, they turned to English and Drama Liaison Librarian Ashley Werlinich for her access to Libraries resources and expertise.
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