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Carnegie Mellon University Will Open a Second Campus in Miami | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Carnegie Mellon University has long been at the forefront of pedagogy and innovation. Now, a historic gift will allow the college to push the bar even higher. Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel, one of the most successful alternative investment firms in the world, gave $3 billion to the university, officials announced on Sept. 30. The historic gift marks the largest individual gift in higher education history and will “further elevate CMU in Pittsburgh and launch Carnegie Mellon University
Festival of Combustion: The Hottest Ticket in Town | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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It very well may be the hottest ticket in town. The Festival of Combustion, presented by Rivers of Steel at the historic Carrie Blast Furnaces, is a celebration of the region’s rich industrial heritage. Attendees can expect an afternoon of live demonstrations by artists and craftspeople exhibiting traditional and contemporary metalworking techniques, including blacksmithing, copper smithing, riveting and aluminum casting. Visitors also can shop a marketplace of locally made trinkets, grab a bite
Mahjong Madness: A Traditional Game Sees New Life | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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There are bams, dots and craks. There are pungs, kongs and quints. It isn’t Dr. Seuss. It’s American mahjong. The tile-based board game, which began in 19th-century China, has seen a considerable cultural resurgence in recent years; NPR reports that searches for local clubs have spiked thousands of percent, with Millennials and Gen Z in cities across the U.S. trading bar nights and phone screens for mahjong mats and trendy tiles. Pittsburgh is no exception. Local groups such as Yinz Mahj keep pl
Why is an AI Summit Taking Place in Pittsburgh? | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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Love it or hate it, there’s no doubting that artificial intelligence is a hot-button topic — or that Pittsburgh is uniquely positioned at the front lines of the new technology. With “AI Avenue,” a stretch of the East End that is home to more than 20 AI-forward companies such as Duolingo and Google, the Steel City has begun to forge a niche for itself in the tech industry. That’s what makes it the prime location for the upcoming AI Horizons Summit, which will take place in Bakery Square Sept. 17-
New Programs Support Hispanic Business Owners During Hispanic Heritage Month | Pittsburgh Magazine (opens the original)
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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA METROPOLITAN AREA HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | PMAHCC HOSTS GALAS, FESTIVALS AND OTHER EVENTS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL HISPANIC BUSINESS COMMUNITY Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from Sept. 15 — the independence anniversary for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua — through Oct. 15, and the Pennsylvania Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is honoring the region’s Hispanic community through the launch of three new programs. PMA
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