The Tartan – Carnegie Mellon's Student Newspaper Since 1906.
Carnegie Mellon's Student Newspaper Since 1906. Last week’s nearly 60 degree day gave me the sense that spring was in the air and that, soon, air would be violently vibrating as WRCT starts DJing The Cut again.
February 2025 – The Tartan
Feb 3, 2025 · 10 posts published by Jaden Singh, Kate Myers, tartanadmin, Eshaan Joshi, Courtney VanAuken, Holly Wang, Anna Cappella, Savannah Milam, and Claire Thurston during February 2025
Pillagers of the Lost Sea Captain: Part 1 – The Tartan
4 days ago · Image from Pexels Sea green foam washed onto the golden shore, capturing tiny grains of crystal sand sparkling in the vibrant afternoon sunlight. Far from the shore, just outside the colorful coral reef, squatted an old black wooden ship, sporting a tattered, magenta flag with a black skull and crossed swords emblazoned on it. The…
The ’Burgh Bulletin – The Tartan
4 days ago · Image from Wikimedia Commons Local Pittsburgh happenings in arts, performance, culture, etc. Feb. 10–Feb. 16 The Return of Benjamin Lay Jan. 31–Feb. 23, Quantum Theater, Braddock Carnegie Library, $20 student tickets Quantum Theatre is unbounded by place, telling stories in Carrie Blast Furnaces, a recycling center, and now Braddock Carnegie Library — a Romanesque-style building…
Snow walk – The Tartan
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News – The Tartan
Nov 25, 2024 · Posts about News written by Zachary Gelman, Julianna Nunez, Katherine Casarrubius Gallardo, Holly Wang, Nina McCambridge, and Anna Cappella
New staff elected, Arden Ryan named 2025 Tartan editor
Feb 3, 2025 · Arden Ryan The appointment of Arden Ryan as Editor-in-Chief of The Tartan, succeeding Anna Cappella and Zachary Gelman, was made known on November 25, 2024, after the newspaper’s annual election. Mr. Ryan is a junior in the Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology, an officer of the Carnegie Involvement Association, and is a Resident…
CMU launches Pathway Program to expand education accesibility
Nov 25, 2024 · Staying competitive with other top universities with similar programs, Carnegie Mellon will now provide tuition-free education to undergraduate students whose families earn $75,000 or less annually. Arden Ryan/ News Editor Carnegie Mellon has launched the Carnegie Mellon Pathway Program, a new initiative designed to make its renowned education more accessible to students from low and…
About The Tartan – The Tartan
The Tartan has been Carnegie Mellon University’s student-run newspaper since 1906.The Tartan serves the campus community of 16,500 students as well as faculty, staff and administration. One of Carnegie Mellon’s largest student organizations, The Tartan is …
News - The Tartan
With the holiday season approaching, the Carnegie Mellon University Police Department (CMUPD) once again hosted…