Graduate students taking “Mobile Robot Development” this fall will draw on unique mapping, planning and mobility technologies to prototype a robot capable of exploring and mapping abandoned mines. Mines are

An interdisciplinary team of Carnegie Mellon students has designed and constructed a solar-powered house to compete in the first Solar Decathlon, Sept. 27 – Oct. 4, on the National Mall

Jane Ditmore earned the Andy Award for enthusiasm at the eighth annual Andy Awards Ceremony last month in McConomy Auditorium. Ditmore, a senior sales associate in Entropy, is holding a

The National Science Foundation has made a $9 million, five-year grant to a collaboration of researchers from Carnegie Mellon, the University of Pittsburgh, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston University

Officials at Carnegie Mellon, the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, the Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Southwestern Pennsylvania (RIDC) and the J.J. Gumberg Co. are anticipating the official groundbreaking for the

University Police is working to make the Carnegie Mellon campus safer for students, faculty and staff. Creig Doyle, chief of University Police, said one of the biggest changes has been the

President Jared L. Cohon opened his grade book and gave the Carnegie Mellon community a “B” for its efforts thus far to increase diversity. “We’ve made good progress in student

Carnegie Mellon and NASA have reached agreement on a long-term lease under which the university will renovate 19,000 square feet of space for its growing West Coast campus in Buildings

63% Plan on Staying at Carnegie Mellon IndefinitelyAlthough it’s human nature to complain, Carnegie Mellon employees are generally satisfied with their work environment. So say the results of last summer’s

More than 150 researchers from North and South America—and their soccer playing robots—will converge on campus April 30-May 4 to compete in the first-ever RoboCup American Open, chaired by Computer