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A feature film debut at Sundance is something Roxanne Benjamin has always strived for.
This year she reached that goal.
Benjamin, a 2009 graduate of Carnegie Mellon University's Master of Entertainment Industry Management program will debut her movie V/H/S in Park City, Utah as part of the premier showcase for independent film.
Print media is struggling to reinvent in our increasingly digital world. Two CMU alums are helping to bridge the gap. Cameron Brown and Daniel Schultz say the key is changing the medium, not the message.
Four Carnegie Mellon University faculty members will present at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum, a prestigious international organization committed to improving the state of the world.
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“I like big picture problems — looking at entire systems,” said Rachel Hoesly (E’10,’11), now a civil and environmental engineering doctoral student. “The environment is the ultimate interconnected system.”
