Sabrina Porter Contributing Editor

Articles

• Crime and Incident

  Theft
  Nov. 1, 2008
  at 10:13 a.m.

  A resident of Kappa Alpha Theta called University Police reporting items missing from the chapter house. She believed that someone had entered the chapter house between 3:15 and 3:30 a.m.

  Theft
  Nov. 1, 2008
  at 11:50 a.m.

  News | November 10, 2008
• Statistically Speaking

  Last school year, a record number of Carnegie Mellon students chose to study abroad, from the fall, spring, and summer semesters to a full academic year. While the most popular destination continued to be countries in Europe, students traveled everywhere from China to Australia to the campus in Doha, Qatar. Here are some statistics on students' study abroad habits in the past few years:

  News | November 10, 2008
• Crime and Incident

  Fire Alarm
  Oct. 27, 2008
  at 12:49 p.m.

  A fire alarm sounded at the Collaborative Innovation Center. Building occupants were evacuated and the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire arrived on scene. No signs of smoke or fire were found. The alarm was reset and occupants were allowed to return to the center.

  Theft
  Oct. 27, 2008
  at 4:49 p.m.

  News | November 3, 2008
• Facebook gives CMU hikers $25,000

  Facebook has landed a new mapping platform, thanks in part to a Carnegie Mellon alumnus. Andrew Johnson (Tepper ’03) and co-founder Anna Hentzel received one of Facebook’s first fbFund grants for their application TrailBehind, mapping software people can use to plan hiking trips. While Johnson and Hentzel are concentrating on hiking now, their software has the technical capability to map any locat...

  News | November 3, 2008
• Campus News in Brief

  Students host Bhangra contest

  News | November 3, 2008