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How the Libraries Helped International Researchers Discover Theatrical History at CMU

The Archives recently took over stewardship of the Wymetal collection, which features opera scores that belonged to a father and son duo along with set/costume designs by a few artists. Folks at the School of Music (specifically Ryan Prendergast) have become interested recently.

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Libraries Orientation 2026 Photo Gallery

On Friday, August 21, new and returning students and other CMU community members gathered in various locations throughout Hunt and Sorrells libraries to participate in orientation information sessions.

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Build Your AI Skills During AI Fluency Week

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing how students learn, research and create. But using AI effectively takes more than knowing which tool to open or what prompt to type. It takes judgment: knowing when to rely on AI, how to evaluate what it produces and how to use it thoughtfully and with integrity.

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Discover & Discuss: Hispanic Heritage Month

This month’s collection brings together works that examine Hispanic and Latino histories and perspectives across disciplines and genres. Engage with these resources to discover stories that may be unfamiliar, deepen your understanding of experiences across these diverse communities and consider their continuing impact on American society and culture.

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Building the Future: Carnegie Mellon Is the Quintessential American Story

An original copy of the Bill of Rights sits on display inside Carnegie Mellon University Libraries’ Posner Center for Special Collections, a testament to the genesis of the American experiment.

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How Librarians Are Helping First-Year Students Navigate AI Responsibly

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly common in classrooms and workplaces, students are facing new questions about when and how to use it responsibly. While many instructors are still determining how AI fits into their courses, students are looking for practical guidance that goes beyond simple rules or restrictions.

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Libraries Year in Reflection 2025–2026

The 2025–2026 Libraries Year in Reflection celebrates a year of innovation, collaboration, and community at Carnegie Mellon University Libraries. From the opening of the Posner Center for Special Collections and expanded support for research and open science to new opportunities for students to learn, connect, and engage, the publication showcases the people, partnerships, and milestones that shaped the past year.

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Faculty and Staff Achievements: August 2026

At Carnegie Mellon University Libraries, we celebrate the many contributions of the faculty and staff who make the Libraries the destination for scholarly information, creative inquiry, and intellectual collaboration across disciplines, propelling the significance, reach, and impact of the university.

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Seeking Members for 2026-2027 Student Advisory Council

The University Libraries Student Advisory Council is seeking new membership for the 2025-2026 academic year. All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply.

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Service Updates: Fall 2026

Hours, seating, borrowing, and more. Feel free to reach out to our friendly faculty and staff in the Libraries at any time to help you get acquainted with our many services, events, workshops, and technologies available to you.