Carnegie Mellon Civil and Environmental Engineering Ph.D. candidates Kenedy Sánchez and Hosea Santiago-Cruz created the Tartan Bike Project, a new student-led service on campus, fostering connection and confidence for CMU cyclists. May is National Bike Month and today is National Bike to Work Day! Read more about Kenedy and Hosea's work at the link in our bio.
Congratulations to the Engineering Class of 2026!
Carnegie Mellon Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy's Lex Capestany, an ACS scholar who founded the Student Dining Advisory Committee, will return to his hometown of Seattle to join FacetNW, a civil engineering consulting firm whose services include structural and marine engineering and landscape architecture. Read more about Lex and some of our other incredible grads at the link in our bio.
Congratulations to the Engineering Class of 2026! Carnegie Mellon Chemical Engineering and Carnegie Mellon Biomedical Engineering's Zeynep Orucu, an ACS Scholar who served as president of CMU's National Engineering Society, Tau Beta Pi, will graduate with both her bachelor's and master's degrees this weekend before beginning her Ph.D. program in chemical engineering at MIT. Read more about Zeynep and some of our other incredible grads at the link in our bio.
This weekend, the class of 2026 will join a community of impressive, celebrated alumni from Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering.
To our engineering alumni: what’s a commencement memory that you love to look back on? 🎓
📸Louise Brinkmeyer Dean (MSE '76), Patrice (Harduar) Gopo (ChemE '01)
As Academic Affairs and Research Minister, I had the privilege of organizing the Carnegie Mellon University Africa Research Showcase. It was a high-pressure, high-reward experience that brought together the best of our student and alumni talent.
Deep thanks to my co-chairs Grace Kaimburi, Matewos Tegete, and Athanase BAHIZIRE, our keynote Samuel Rutunda, and our alumni speakers Mona Aman, Yohannes Tadesse H., and Alex Gichamba.
From 15+ poster presentations to the 3-minute oral competitions, the level of excellence was unmatched. Stressful? Definitely. Rewarding? Absolutely.
Congratulations to all the winners! 🏆
#CMUAfrica #ResearchShowcase #Leadership #STEM
Read all the latest news from CMU Engineering - including AI and Manufacturing, new red blood cell drug delivery methods, innovations in soft robotics, and a message from our new Dean - in our Spring magazine at the link in bio!
Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Our students are making a difference in local sustainability efforts, recently partnering with @reimaginedrecycling to improve their processing of hard-to-recycle plastics, such as those found in yogurt cups or takeout containers. After visiting their facility, they were able to run tests on samples and provide recommendations for enhancing their procedures.
Hamerschlag Hall is a campus landmark at Carnegie Mellon. The engineering building is renowned for its iconic architecture, and as part of Carnival weekend, the university archives created pins with Hamerschlag Hall images taken from old posters and yearbooks.
After spending a morning at Astrobotic Foundation's Moonshot Museum seeing a lunar spacecraft being built, joining simulated missions, and exploring space careers, a group of 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students spent the afternoon at Carnegie Mellon putting some of their new knowledge to work designing and building catapults last week.
The NASA funded "Cosmic Careers: From the Earth to the Moon" introduces students in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia to the incredible careers that await them in space exploration.
