In the wake of the recent pro-life protests on the corner of Forbes and Morewood and the end of my first gender studies class, I’ve been thinking a lot about the necessity of feminism: how ...

The Office of Disability Resources Testing Center is located in Wean Hall. Editor’s Note: Two students referenced in this article, “Sam” and “Alexa,” requested to use a pseudonym, citing privacy ...

The Highmark Center for Health, Wellness, and Athletics, located on Tech Street, aims to support students’ mental health and wellbeing, providing services such as mental health counseling. Editor’s ...

From April 23–25, the School of Drama presented “The Little Prince,” a theatrical interpretation of the French children’s novella. It bridges the worlds of children and adulthood through the ...

Michelle Yang / Staffwriter. Three boxes of free books, mostly ones about Earth Day. I picked up Edmund Russell’s “Environment, Culture, and the Brain: New Explorations in Neurohistory.” Last ...

Courtesy of Spencerbdavis via Wikimedia Commons. The pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, announces the successful results of a phase III clinical trial testing a new protien-based vaccine for Lyme disease ...

To review for my Spanish final, my class played the traditional round of Jeopardy geared towards content review. For a 50 point wagered prompt, a classmate of mine was prompted, in Spanish, to write a ...

Dr. Anika Walke joined Dietrich for the 25–26 academic year as the Askwith Family Chair of Holocaust Studies and associate professor of history. She teaches several history courses and is conducting ...

There’s something beautiful about William Shatner’s sultry spoken word rendition of “Rocket Man” by Elton John. It echoes with emotion — a Canadian, on our TV, smoking a cigarette and drinking, his ...

Away from the noise of the carnival grounds and shielded from the day’s unexpected heat, The Frame Gallery opened its doors as an art market amid Carnegie Mellon’s annual Spring Carnival. Frequent ...

Before Professor Anthony Swofford joined the Creative Writing department at Carnegie Mellon, he was the child of a military family. Growing up, he felt a connection to literature and had always done ...

Carnegie Mellon boasts many athletic clubs, from football to swimming to track and field. These sports are both well-known and commonly found on college campuses across the U.S. Yet, a more unique ...