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Thursday, May 2, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Parking Open Enrollment Continues Through May 3; New SMART ID Cards To Be Issued for Pittsburgh Campus; Vote for Staff Council At-Large Reps; Andy Award Nominations Now Open; Libaries Call for Nominations; PSC, Notre Dame Partner To Eradicate Malaria; and CMU To Add Women's Golf Program. MORE
News Briefs
Thursday, April 25, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Parking Open Enrollment Continues Through May 3; New SMART ID Cards To Be Issued for Pittsburgh Campus; Vote for the New ID Card Design; Staff Council Elects New Officers; Vote for Staff Council At-Large Reps; Student Activities Calls for Organization Award Nominations; Andy Award Nominations Now Open; Libaries Call for Nominations; Roberts Road To Close April 29-October 2015. MORE
News Briefs
Thursday, April 18, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Vote for Most Innovative Carnival Booth; Meet Candidate for Dean of Libraries; Parking Open Enrollment Begins Monday, April 22; Help Choose the Next ID Card Design; Libaries Call for Nominations; Sorrells Library To Close for Renovations, May 15-Aug. 10; Carnegie Mellon Honors Student Employees; Vera Bradley Sale Benefits Pittsburgh Women's Shelter; Roberts Road To Close April 29-October 2015. MORE
News Briefs
Thursday, April 11, 2013
While the best-known particle accelerators are enormous, bigger isn't always better. Norbert Holtkamp, associate laboratory director for the accelerator directorate at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, will provide a look at the future of accelerator technology when he delivers the Buhl Lecture in Theoretical Physics at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 23 in the Mellon Institute Auditorium. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Buhl Lecture
While the best-known particle accelerators are enormous, bigger isn't always better. Norbert Holtkamp, associate laboratory director for the accelerator directorate at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, will provide a look at the future of accelerator technology when he delivers the Buhl Lecture in Theoretical Physics at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 23 in the Mellon Institute Auditorium. The lecture is free and open to the public.Thursday, April 11, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Seeking Your Input on Professional Development Opportunities; Meet Candidate for Dean of University Libraries; Sorrells Library To Close for Renovations, May 15-Aug. 10; Vera Bradley Sale Benefits Pittsburgh Women's Shelter; FMS Now Activating Cooling Systems; Roberts Road To Close April 29-October 2015; Staff Council Committee Changes Name To Better Reflect Mission; MPD Program Celebrates 10th Anniversary Friday; Student Activities To Present Student Organization Awards; Group Swimming Lessons Begin; Tartans Host Fun Field Day for Kids. MORE
News Briefs
Thursday, April 4, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Meet Candidates for Dean of University Libraries; Drama Alums Screen New Indie Film; Conflict Kitchen Reopens in Schenley Plaza; CMU Discount Available for Mercury Soul Friday; CMU-led Team Awarded Additive Manufacturing Funding; Group Swimming Lessons Begin; Spring Carnival Concert Features Ludacris; Staff Council Al-Large Nominations Open Through April 5; Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day Registration Now Open; Student Employee Appreciation Week; University Libraries Want Your Feedback; Tartans Host Fun Field Day for Kids; McGinnis Venture Competition Spotlights Student Innovation; Dietrich College Seeks Student Volunteers To Organize Colloquium; Road Closures for Scott Hall Construction. MORE
News Briefs
Thursday, March 28, 2013
This week's news briefs include: Candidates for Dean of University Libraries To Present Their Vision for the Future; Staff Council Al-Large Nominations Open Through April 5; Graduate Student Week is April 1-5; Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day Registration Begins April 1; University Libraries Want Your Feedback; CMU Partners With Alcoa for Recycling Intiaitve; Tartans Host Fun Field Day for Kids; Staff Discount Available for Comedy Show; Road Closures for Scott Hall Construction. MORE