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Investing in the Future of CMU

Carnegie Mellon’s greatest strength has always been its people – their imagination, ambition and belief in what we can accomplish together.

Ken Griffin’s extraordinary generosity opens a new chapter of possibility for all of CMU. Building on the foundation we have created over generations in Pittsburgh, this investment is intended to strengthen our entire university: helping us attract and retain exceptional talent, expand access and affordability, advance research and creative expression, and create a CMU experience that enriches the lives of our students, faculty and staff.

Our community’s ideas and aspirations will help shape what comes next. As we look toward this future together, we invite you to share your thoughts, questions and hopes. What possibilities excite you? What matters most to you? What would help our community thrive?

Share your ideas.

CMU Community Town Halls

Information and invites have been sent to campus stakeholders. These sessions are only open to CMU community members.

Students

President Jahanian’s annual meetings with student government representatives are open to all students: the Graduate Student Assembly meeting on November 4 is open to graduate students, and the Student Senate meeting on November 5 is open to undergraduate students.

Faculty and Staff

Join President Jahanian, Provost Garrett and university leadership on October 5 OR 21 for an opportunity to hear more, ask questions and take part in the conversation about CMU’s future.

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Your ideas. Our collective future.

Ken Griffin’s transformative gift opens new doors for our entire community—and your voice will guide where we go next. CMU students, faculty and staff are invited to join the conversation and help shape the future of CMU Pittsburgh.

Share Your Ideas