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The Stories Behind Inspiring Innovation

  • Alumni

    • Next-Generation Entrepreneurs

      Menna Mulugetta (TPR'07) credits Carnegie Mellon for pushing her to go out into the community and make a difference. ... Read More

      Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders

      Russell T. Crockett Jr. (CIT'87) credits his Carnegie Mellon education and student advisors' support with playing crucial roles in his success in the chemical industry. ... Read More

  • Artistic Inquiry

    • Endowing a Future

      As a kid, John Brady (A'75) had a knack for art but never thought he'd have the chance to attend design school at a university like Carnegie Mellon. ... Read More

  • Energy, Environment, Sustainability

    • Keeping the Lights on

      In addition to a keen desire to stem the effects of global warming ... Read More

  • Health and Wellness

    • An Early Start

      Innovation starts early at Carnegie Mellon. Take Ran Liu (HS'09). ... Read More

      Micro Grants, Major Impact

      Phillip LeDuc is pioneering the use of artificially created cells that can help to target and treat disease.... Read More

      Fighting Cancer

      Established in 2007 through a $5 million gift from Ray and Stephanie Lane, researchers at the Ray and Stephanie Lane Center for Computational Biology ... Read More

  • Student

    • Leadership Defined

      A graduate of the Heinz College's Health Care Policy and Management program, Ben Neenan (MCS'08, HNZ'09) exemplifies leadership. ... Read More

      A Family Affair

      It was her father's dream - to have Judy Hallinen and her two siblings attend Carnegie Mellon. Amazingly, he saw all three graduate from the university, beginning a family tradition. Read More

      Making a Difference

      Michael Stevens (SCS '07) may have just recently graduated from Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science, but he's already funded a $10,000 Legacy Scholarship for a future student. What motivates someone so young to make such a difference? ... Read More

      Reconstructing Pittsburgh

      Nolan Kurtz (E'09), born and bred in Pittsburgh, was clearly shaped by the region. Kurtz grew up knowing Carnegie Mellon. He came to rehearse on campus regularly, playing the tuba as a member of the Three Rivers Young Peoples Orchestra. His father is an alumnus of the School of Architecture. Read More