September 1: Vol. 22, No. 9
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Jim Ray Daniels, a writer well known for capturing the gritty spirit of urban America, has more tales to tell of city life.
Jim Daniels' "Trigger Man" Tells More Tales of the Motor City
Jim Ray Daniels, a writer well known for capturing the gritty spirit of urban America, has more tales to tell of city life.Thursday, September 1, 2011
The Robotics Technology Consortium, Carnegie Mellon and the Innovation Accelerator will host the first RoboBowl competition, titled "Innovation Accelerator @ Carnegie Mellon," at CMU on Oct. 13. The competition is the first of what is expected to be a series of new venture competitions intended to find and foster start-up and early-stage companies seeking to develop "big idea" products and services in health care, manufacturing, national defense, education, and other domains based on next-generation robotics technology.
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CMU Hosts RoboBowl Competition for Next "Big Idea"
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Looking for something different to do in Pittsburgh this weekend? Ask Brett Wiewora, creator of the latest CMU spinoff, OnlyInPgh, an online aggregator that combs the Web to bring you a comprehensive listing of the many unique events happening in the city.
CMU Spinoff Helps You Find Something To Do
Looking for something different to do in Pittsburgh this weekend? Ask Brett Wiewora, creator of the latest CMU spinoff, OnlyInPgh, an online aggregator that combs the Web to bring you a comprehensive listing of the many unique events happening in the city.Thursday, September 1, 2011
Faculty & Staff Family Day with the Tartans is Saturday, Sept. 10, when the Carnegie Mellon football team takes on Allegheny College at noon at Gesling Stadium.
Cheer on the Tartans at Faculty & Staff Family Day, Saturday, Sept. 10
Faculty & Staff Family Day with the Tartans is Saturday, Sept. 10, when the Carnegie Mellon football team takes on Allegheny College at noon at Gesling Stadium.Thursday, September 1, 2011
Information sessions for Carnegie Mellon's Washington Semester Program and a special rate for computer loans highlight this week's news briefs.
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News Briefs
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Read about the recent accomplishments of several faculty and staff members.
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