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DOHA, QATAR – More than 6,900 miles separate Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States from Doha. However, Carnegie Mellon University’s continual international focus and emphasis on diversity has shrunken that gap and made others similarly insignificant. Last month, 10 students…
Google recognized two Carnegie Mellon students through its 2012 Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship program. The recipients are Sidra Alam and Hanan Mohammed Alshikhabobakr, who are both juniors in computer science. The students are among 40 young women who were chosen…
DOHA, QATAR – The biography of a pioneering business leader who commands extraordinary loyalty from his colleagues will be the focus of a public book talk and signing to be held at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, at 12 p.m.…
DOHA, QATAR – Mr. R. Seetharaman, group chief executive officer of Doha Bank, and former chief economist at the Amiri Diwan, Mr. Majid Al-Khulaifi, both have one thing in common – they are proud parents of current and former students…
DOHA, QATAR – The film, healthcare and energy industries all need one thing – Information Systems. Information systems and communication technologies are key to the growth of all industries. Students in attendance at the 3rd Undergraduate Conference on Information Systems…
DOHA, QATAR – Lana Sami is younger than most published authors. But 10-year-old Lana attended the launch of her first book, “Agent Peacock’s Mission,” at a Wednesday event at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. She was joined by seven other…
Lana Sami is younger than most published authors. But 10-year-old Lana attended the launch of her first book, “Agent Peacock’s Mission,” at a Wednesday event at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. She was joined by seven other Qatar Academy students…
The university’s outreach to women continues with its latest program – OurCS Qatar DOHA, QATAR – Fifty-two percent of Carnegie Mellon Qatar’s 335 undergraduates are female. With Qataris comprising approximately 40 percent of the recent incoming class, the university is…
It’s less than a year until Qatar hosts the World Cup and the organizers need your help. Could you figure out how to use the latest technologies to help tourists experience Qatar’s rich history and cultural heritage? That’s exactly what…
David Gray likes ice cream, won’t eat cauliflower and “tolerates” broccoli. Gray, a postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon, got a laugh from the audience when he used broccoli to show that tolerance – by definition – means putting up with…
