Bryan Wade
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Statistically Speaking
Hundreds of companies and students convened in Wiegand Gym and Rangos Ballroom for Career Week, the biggest job recruitment period at Carnegie Mellon this year. It was even larger than usual, as a new fall EOC was hosted in tandem with the other job fairs. Here are some quick facts about this year’s work extravaganza:
News | September 26, 2011 -
Three new CulinArt events mark the beginning of a new semester
CulinArt is teaming up with Housing and Dining Services to plan a series of new events to officially begin the Fall 2011 semester.
They have scheduled three events during the month of September that are “like nothing ever done by any Carnegie Mellon food service vendor in history,” said Shelby Cole, the Student Activities director of CulinArt.
News | August 29, 2011 -
Master plan aims for significant changes
Every 10 years, Carnegie Mellon is required to produce a 10-year development master plan that will serve as a guide for future campus projects. Carnegie Mellon’s current master plan is poised to expire. As such, the Campus Design and Facility Development department has been hard at work creating another one, which they have recently released to students and the general public. The plan serves as a...
News | April 4, 2011 -
Chef to enter culinary challenge
Chef Aldo Ramirez, an executive catering chef who works for Carnegie Mellon’s dining service CulinArt, is one of 10 chefs across the mid-Atlantic region to be selected to compete in the National Collegiate Culinary Challenge. Ramirez is the first chef from Carnegie Mellon to participate in this event.
News | February 28, 2011 -
Delectable Latin American tapas downtown
For most students, grabbing a bite means heading to one of the relatively affordable restaurants located near campus. Sometimes, though, students may have a desire to break out and spend a night in the city. If this is the case, head downtown and visit Seviche, a restaurant serving a wide variety of Latino tapas.
Pillbox | January 17, 2011