Carnegie Mellon School of Drama alum Leslie Odom Jr. made his highly anticipated return to Hamilton this week. He shared how his CMU education still impacts him today. We are so #TartanProud that he’s back in The Room Where it Happens. 🎭👏 Cover Photo via Getty #Hamilton | Carnegie Mellon University

Inspired by the works of Vince Guaraldi, students from the Carnegie Mellon School of Music and Carnegie Mellon School of Drama composed and performed a gorgeous, original arrangement of the classic Auld Lang Syne. Happy New Year, CMU! 🎉 Special Thanks to: Piano: Eli Strain Bass: Isabella St. John Drums: Noah Van Ess Recording Producer: Catcher Sanchez Music Arrangers: Catcher Sanchez and Noah Van Ess Recording Engineers: Sam Corbett, Kell Campbell, Felix Li, Korn Lerttasanawong, Riccardo Shulz

From developing the world’s leading language-learning app to building lunar rovers, alumni Luis von Ahn (Duolingo) and Connor Colombo (Astrobotic Technology) show what happens when CMU grads follow their curiosity and take a risk. There's still time to register for the President’s Lecture Series: 125th Anniversary Kickoff with Luis von Ahn on Nov. 6: https://bit.ly/4ohhw1L #CMU125 Carnegie Mellon University | Carnegie Mellon College of Engineering | Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer

Carnegie Mellon alumni on the importance of theatre education 🎭❤️ #TartanProud | #TonyAwards | Carnegie Mellon University

When Andrew Carnegie selected architect Henry Hornbostel to design a technical school in the late 1890s, the plan was for the layout of the buildings to form an “explorer’s ship” in search of knowledge. The helm of the ship was Machinery Hall. You might know it now as Hamerschlag Hall, renamed after Arthur A. Hamerschlag, the first president of the Carnegie Institute of Technology. #CMU125 | Carnegie Mellon Alumni Association