University Advancement, Carnegie Mellon University

Sarah Jordan was ready for a career in metals manufacturing. Her MBA from Carnegie Mellon helped her put an even bigger plan into place.

The Link Magazine, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

For a middle school student struggling with math, the best thing that could happen might be getting tutoring from a college student on a regular basis. Thanks to Personalized Learning Squared, or PLUS, a program housed in the School of Computer Science’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute, that’s a reality for a growing number of low-income students.

The Link Magazine, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

SCS has been training working technology professionals in specific skills since the 1980s. Building on that experience, SCS launched CMU TechBridge: Coding Bootcamp in 2024 to open the door to a new demographic of students.

The Link Magazine, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

An engineer, a supplier and a builder walk into a room, and they’re all kids. It’s not an anecdote, it’s the way every Brick Club starts. In 2024 the Center for Transformational Play (CTP), which is part of the Human-Computer Interaction Institute, partnered with Play Included®, a British organization offering LEGO® based therapy training, to bring Brick Clubs to schools and community organizations in the U.S.

University Advancement, Carnegie Mellon University

Engineering alumnus Anish Menon, a security engineer at Netflix, builds relationships and adapts to different roles.

College of Arts and Sciences, Lehigh University

Eddie Fuhrer's dedication to covering overlooked drivers earned him the prestigious Rod Campbell Award.