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This Sunday, at Carnegie Mellon University's 116th Commencement Ceremony, more than 4,200 students will join the ranks of the many outstanding CMU alumni making an impact in the world.
Alumnus Aron Ralston (E'97), who saved his own life while trapped in a Utah canyon, and CMU President Jared L. Cohon, who is stepping down on June 30, will each give a keynote address.
Do you want to be a piper, or do you want to play the bagpipe? For Andrew Bova (A'11), the question was a no-brainer. He will recieve his master's degree in music for bagpipe performance at CMU's 116th Commencement Ceremony.
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Online crowds can be an important tool for teaching innovation, educators at CMU and Northwestern say. And that's true even when the quality of the feedback provided by online sources doesn't always match the quantity.
Four of CMU's cutting-edge finest — Jared Cohon, Dennis Epple, Marcel Just and Steven Shreve — recently earned the university's highest faculty distinction: University Professor.
