Annual MOSAIC conference celebrates "Milestones"
“The more we talk, the less we will have problems,” said famed sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer in the keynote address that kicked off the 2006 MOSAIC...
Quad to see a double comeback
Despite getting kicked off campus over the past two years, Kappa Sigma and Delta Upsilon (DU) fraternities are returning to the quad next year with a...
Applicants on the rise
Dorm rooms in the Donner Dungeon, Schatz blocks, and the chance to meet Condom Man are becoming more valuable commodities as competition for admittance...
Trustees approve tuition hike
With tuition officially rising next fall and federal financial aid programs facing cutbacks, Carnegie Mellon students may feel an increased tug on their...
Researchers question college prep tests
Scoring a five on an AP exam may not be as useful as many high schoolers think. A recent study conducted by Philip Sadler of Harvard University and Robert...
Leadership Profile: Anne DiGiovanni
Rho Lambda, a leadership and honor society for sorority women, will feature individuals in a new Women’s Leadership Series based on their contributions...
Students commemorate Cuban crash
Cuban fighter planes shot down two civilian U.S. planes on humanitarian missions over international waters in 1996 — 10 years later, junior policy and...
Lecture preview
Two speakers are coming to campus this week to discuss a unique art curation experience and the literature of modern migration. Today, Tom Smart, the...
Executive privilege
Over the weekend, 127 student organizations submitted budget requests totaling $1.3 million. With only around $950,000 to distribute, the Joint Funding...
Crime and incident
Public Drunkenness 18 February 2006 at 00:56 Campus Police responded to a student needing medical treatment due to intoxication outside the University...
Statistically speaking
Delta Upsilon and Kappa Sigma are returning to the fraternity quad this fall. Alumni argue that beyond the collegiate fun, being Greek leads to success...