This weekend, both Men’s and Women’s basketball won big. The men’s team is playing in the 2025 University Athletic Association (UAA) Challenge hosted by Bowdoin College and has been performing ...

Effective on Thursday, Dec. 4, the undergraduate student body voted to rescind approval for the Undergraduate Student Senate’s (Senate) budget for the 2026 fiscal year. Of the 19 percent of ...

On Nov. 20, Babson College freshman Any Lucia Lopez Belloza arrived at Boston Logan International Airport, ready to fly home to Texas and surprise her parents before Thanksgiving. Just before boarding ...

A new study finds younger Americans are more likely to develop cognitive disabilities and high stress levels. Ian Giles/Staffwriter. For many students at Carnegie Mellon, their entire lives — from ...

Films that are adapted from classic novels are usually under higher scrutiny than other features, and are often expected to be a one-to-one replica of the original text. However, they are better ...

One of the more childish notions I have carried into adulthood is “finders keepers.” While cleaning the basement of the complex that I moved into over a year ago, the “finders keepers” rule came into ...

As winter sets in, so do the effects of nine hours of sunlight on Carnegie Mellon students. It’s hard to feel like a fully-functioning human being when you are bundled up in a huge puffer jacket and ...

El Besjak (left) and Lainie Beauchemin (right) lead students in a protest against Nike. On Dec. 4, members of Students for International Labor Solidarity (SILS) protested Nike’s wage theft from ...

Dear reader, we have reached that point. The third and final “Yesteryear” article has reached you betwixt these newsprint pages. Like all great trilogies, it has even developed its own tropes. Wistful ...

Most people wouldn’t dream of running a marathon without weeks of preparation. The same could be expected for patients undergoing major surgeries. Yet, many patients enter the operating room with ...