On Friday, Feb. 20, Carnegie Mellon will host the Dual-Use Technology Innovation Summit.

I’m not a trans person, but it makes me so angry. I think I would be just as angry if it weren’t my kid,” said Vee, a parent whose child used to receive ...

Every February, as Valentine’s Day rolls around, the holiday serves as a yearly time capsule of how dating culture has evolved.

In a side hallway on the third floor of Newell-Simon Hall, you can find a lab space filled with motors, sensors, sheets of carbon fiber, and a shelf of busy ...

I was on and off with Hinge for a year and a half, and it wasn’t very fruitful. Yes, we’re currently off. No, I’m not planning on starting things up again.

With the rise of models such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, and Google Gemini, more college students than ever are using generative AI tools to help ...

Dating at Carnegie Mellon is considered by most of the student body to be either notably bad or nonexistent. Everybody wants to date, everybody wants to make ...

Scientists have discovered new evidence suggesting that the building blocks of life can form in conditions different from those on Earth using samples retrieved from Nasa’s 2023 OSIRIS REx mission.

After 29 years in business, campus Mexican restaurant El Gallo de Oro is ending its operations at the end of this semester.

Similar to Roger, Agneya Tharun, a first-year student studying computer science, approaches content creation from a different angle. He creates STEM-focused videos that go in-depth on topics like AI ...

Animals — like the African sengi — are often good indicators of the overall health of an ecosystem. These small mammals, characterized by their trunk-like snouts, respond rapidly and dramatically to ...