The Tartan – Carnegie Mellon's Student Newspaper Since 1906.
2023年9月17日 · Articles featured in the Forum section are solely the opinions of their individual authors. By Johnny Gallick On Nov. 14, the Alexander Hamilton Society hosted Dr. Daniel Markey, Senior Advisor on South Asia at the U.S. Institute for Peace, who…
New staff elected, Arden Ryan named 2025 Tartan editor
17 小时之前 · Arden Ryan The appointment of Arden Ryan as Editor-in-Chief of The Tartan, succeeding Anna Cappella and Zachary Gelman, was made known on November 25, 2024, after the newspaper’s annual election. Mr. Ryan is a junior in the Carnegie Mellon Institute for Strategy and Technology, an officer of the Carnegie Involvement Association, and is a Resident…
February 2025 – The Tartan
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About The Tartan – The Tartan
The Tartan has been Carnegie Mellon University’s student-run newspaper since 1906.The Tartan serves the campus community of 16,500 students as well as faculty, staff and administration. One of Carnegie Mellon’s largest student organizations, The Tartan is …
The ’Burgh Bulletin – The Tartan
4 小时之前 · Courtesy of pittsburghglasscenter.org Local Pittsburgh happenings in arts, performance, culture, etc. Feb. 3 – Feb. 9 Glass Lifeforms 2025 Opening Feb. 7 at 6–9 p.m., Pittsburgh Glass Center, free Pittsburgh was America’s Glass City before it became the Steel City — Andrew Carnegie’s original 1875 steel mill was predated by the first glass factories in 1797,…
Joseph Haydn’s ‘Armida’ graces Pittsburgh stage – The Tartan
4 小时之前 · Courtesy of ‘David Bachman Photography for Pittsburgh Opera.’ I’ve never been much of a fan of Joseph Haydn as a composer. I remember in middle school I was forced to endure a three hour-long performance and lecture by a Haydyn quartet. It was painful, to say the least. When I was invited to see the…
Tartan exit poll finds 88% of CMU students voted for Harris
2024年11月11日 · By Claire Thurston and Nina McCambridge Courtesy of Phil Roeder via Flickr.com On Tuesday, Nov. 5, many students at Carnegie Mellon participated in the 2024 election, voting for presidential and local candidates. The Tartan collected data on how students voted through an exit poll at the University Center. The presidency went to Donald J. Trump,…
Two perspectives on loving ‘Love Actually’ – The Tartan
2024年12月9日 · By Jennifer Bortner and Courtney VanAuken Jennifer: On Nov. 6, 2003, Richard Curtis’s Christmas masterpiece, “Love Actually” was released in the U.S. The movie takes place a month before Christmas and features eight different couples living in London. It is a silly, sweet, and at times crude depiction of the many sides of love. It…
The origin of the Farnam Tuna Melt – The Tartan
2024年4月1日 · Illustration by Nora Sweeney-Gladen "Exchange Expert" by Courtney VanAuken "CMU's First Lady" Farnam Jahanian: the man of the people. Today he is known as the beloved president of Carnegie Mellon University and for the fantastically fishy Farnam Tuna Melt at The Exchange. The Farnam Tuna Melt is flippin’ fantastic. It is so good in fact,…
Tartan Staff books of the year – The Tartan
2023年12月10日 · Some of our favorite books we've read this year Arden Ryan"Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel KeyesYou've never read a book quite like this before. Daniel Keyes' 1966 novel traces the fascinating arc of a man with a cognitive disability who undergoes experimental surgery to boost his IQ. We witness Charlie Gordon's dramatic rise in intelligence,…