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'Filmed in Pittsburgh,' The Very Beginning

If you live in Pittsburgh, you probably know a few movies that were filmed here - 'Flashdance,' 'The Deer Hunter,' and more recently, the excellent 'Fences.' With the help of Wikipedia and IMDB.com, I found many more, and I began researching these greater and lesser 'filmed in Pittsburgh' ge

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The Asian-American Story: Diversity Book Display

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Michalek Awarded Faculty Emerita Status

Carnegie Mellon University has awarded faculty emerita status to Gabrielle V. Michalek, director of connected scholarship in the University Libraries.

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Stacks Reopen for Browsing

The Libraries have reopened the stacks for browsing and self-retrieval of items on floors 1 –3 of Hunt Library. The fourth floor will remain closed until the completion of the current construction project.

Sorrells Library is open for browsing and self-retrieval of items.

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Lessons on Data Management in Research from Video Game Let's Plays!

Readers of Tartan Datascapes know that I like to find data management lessons in popular culture to share with the CMU community and beyond.

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Highlights from the Archives

The University Archives is home to over 100 years of CMU history held within approximately 5,000 linear feet and 10TB of archival records.

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Open Science at CMU Newsletter - June 2021

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HistoryMakers Awards Teaching Fellowship to McGee

The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest African American video oral history archive, has awarded its 2021 Faculty Innovations in Pedagogy and Teaching Fellowship to Carnegie Mellon University Visiting Professor

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June 2021

This monthly installment features information on forthcoming series of workshops from OASPA and the ACRL STS SCC, a call for volunteers to a new organization focused on translating the scholarly literature, an announcement from SCOAP3 on the approval of their Open Books Initiative, a summ