July 10, 2016
As an institution and as a community, Carnegie Mellon does not tolerate violence. We continue to stand for inclusion, compassion and respect. We reassert the bedrock value of bringing together people of all backgrounds and identities to live and work together to enrich the human condition. As we join the nation in grief and shock, we cannot become complacent about violence or the loss of human life. Each of us in the Carnegie Mellon family must continue to live out our shared values and provide an example of how we can work together as a respectful community.
University Statement on Recent Shootings
As an institution and as a community, Carnegie Mellon does not tolerate violence. We continue to stand for inclusion, compassion and respect. We reassert the bedrock value of bringing together people of all backgrounds and identities to live and work together to enrich the human condition. As we join the nation in grief and shock, we cannot become complacent about violence or the loss of human life. Each of us in the Carnegie Mellon family must continue to live out our shared values and provide an example of how we can work together as a respectful community.