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• Crime and Incident

  Alcohol Amnesty
  April 7, 2019
  Officers responded to McGill House following a report of an intoxicated Carnegie Mellon student. The student was provided medical assistance and no citations were issued due to alcohol amnesty.

  News | April 15, 2019
• SPIRIT Fashion Show, “Apollo,” sells out general admission in Wiegand Gym

  This past Saturday, the 32nd annual SPIRIT Fashion Show filled Wiegand Gymnasium with a multimedia showcase of fashion, dance, music, and visual art. The show was held in Wiegand for the first time, allowing for a larger crowd than past SPIRIT Fashion Show events. Even with the bigger venue, the event sold out of general admission tickets days before the show.

  News | April 8, 2019
• Next year's student government now decided

  Last week, next year’s student government was decided by the Carnegie Mellon student body. Voting began at 8 p.m. on Friday, March 29, and closed last Monday at 6 p.m., using an online single transferable voting system, sometimes known as a ranked-choice voting system. It was the second year of the use of this system, which student government chief technical officer Marat Valiev, a third year Ph.D...

  News | April 8, 2019
• Crime and Incident

  Theft
  March 30, 2019
  Following reports of theft in the Cohon University Center Wiegand Gymnasium, officers made contact with a Carnegie Mellon student who reported that their wallet was unlawfully taken.

  News | April 8, 2019
• Demonstrations continue following Rosfeld acquital

  “How old was he?” “17!” shouted the crowd gathered on South Highland Avenue, outside of chain restaurant Mad Mex. On the night of March 22, hundreds marched through the streets of East Liberty to protest the acquittal of Michael Rosfeld, a police officer who in June 2018 shot and killed Antwon Rose II, a 17-year-old Woodland Hills high school student.

  News | April 1, 2019