This story is from February 19, 2015 Carnegie Mellon in admission bungle Hemali Chhapia / TNN / Updated: Feb 19, 2015, 04:34 IST AA Follow us ...

A letter signed by more than 150 Carnegie Mellon University faculty, staff, alumni and students calls on the university to denounce what it calls the Trump administration’s “punitive ...

Carnegie Mellon mistake: Emails sent to 800 applicants saying they’re accepted to elite program; hours later, they’re told they were actually rejected.

Carnegie Mellon apologized, saying it was sorry for the "inadvertent error" and the "hurt it caused." Student David Widder wrote a letter to the school's president and provost.

Ph.D. admissions at Carnegie Mellon will not be paused, Jahanian said in the letter. “The potential harm to our national research and innovation enterprise is real,” he said.

The Carnegie Mellon admissions office mistakenly sent an acceptance email Monday to about 800 applicants to the master’s program in computer science, Bloomberg reports. This error, unfortunately ...

Speculation is brewing on Carnegie Mellon's campus after the university announced two current students and five recent graduates had their international student visas revoked. In a letter to ...

Carnegie Mellon mistakenly accepts 800 applicants, then rejects them By Holly Yan and Katia Hetter, CNN 2 minute read Updated 2:27 PM EST, Wed February 18, 2015 ...

Carnegie Mellon mistakenly accepts 800 applicants, then rejects them By Holly Yan and Katia Hetter, CNN 2 minute read Updated 2:27 PM EST, Wed February 18, 2015 ...