Sophia Levin

Articles

• CMU eases mask restrictions, cases stay high in Allegheny

  On Nov. 8, Carnegie Mellon COVID-19 Coordinator and Vice President for Operations Daryl Weinert sent an email inspiring confidence and encouraging continued cautiousness within the university’s community. In a new step toward normalcy, Weinert wrote, “We are slightly adjusting the minimum requirements for facial coverings.” The relaxations were introduced in response to students, faculty, and staf...

  News | November 15, 2021
• Dining staff demands raises, benefits in union negotiations

  During their first week on campus, many Class of 2025+ students were unimpressed with their initial introduction to food at Carnegie Mellon University. O-Week activities may have distracted students from the limited options available, but Carnegie Mellon dining staff were fully aware. In an interview with The Tartan, one service worker (A) who wished to remain anonymous recalled that “orientation ...

  News | November 8, 2021
• Republican wins overshadow new slate of Democrat mayors

  A year ago, voters took polling stations and mail-in ballots by force; the 2020 presidential election amassed the highest voter turnout since 1900. If 2021 election results are any indication of public opinion...

  News | November 8, 2021
• Four-legged landscapers return to Carnegie Mellon

  This week, Carnegie Mellon welcomed goats back for their fifth visit to campus, “one of the herd’s favorite spots to munch,” according to the Allegheny GoatScape website. In conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University’s Sustainability Initiative, Carnegie Mell...

  News | September 27, 2021