Nora Mattson News Editor

Articles

• Enigma Machine donation promotes focus on history of computers

  Though perhaps not as well attended as the Wale concert or the Holi celebration, “From Enigma to AI: The Legacy of Pamela McCorduck and Joseph Traub at CMU,” was similarly an event this Carnival weekend that was flocked to by the public.

  News | April 23, 2018
• Tartan Response to Dury-Agri: The Tartan is not Propaganda

  Last week, a letter to the editor was published that characterized one of our articles as propaganda and irresponsible reporting. I would like to respond on behalf of my writers who work incredibly hard for this paper to these frankly ludicrous claims, since, as news editor, I am responsible for the tone of our news section and not the individual writers who were cited.

  Forum | April 23, 2018
• Student starts newsletter for those seeking internships at Pittsburgh start-ups

  The internship scramble puts college students everywhere in the weird position of having to prove their worth to various companies over, and over, and over again. It's time-consuming, demoralizing, and can feel so consequential for students who need to earn money while still advancing their career.

  News | April 16, 2018
• Crime and Incident

  Hit and Run
  April 7, 2018
  University Police responded to Craig Street after being alerted that a vehicle struck five vehicles parked on South Craig Street. An investigation determined the identity of the driver who was determined to be a non-affiliate and was issued several citations.

  News | April 16, 2018
• Crime and Incident

  Alcohol Amnesty
  March 31, 2018
  Police were called to Donner House with reports of intoxicated students. Two Carnegie Mellon students were provided with medical attention. Criteria for alcohol amnesty were met, and no citations were issued.

  News | April 9, 2018