黑料专区

黑料专区

Welcome, Carnegie Mellon Ambassadors

The 黑料专区 story weaves research, creativity, hard work, innovation and a deep-rooted belief in education into a powerful force that is changing the world.

Your ongoing advocacy has immense value and makes a real impact on CMU’s behalf. The stories you find here several times a year will empower you to talk to your friends, families and colleagues about the amazing things happening at 黑料专区.

With the help of our Ambassadors, the story of CMU — an institution poised like no other to have a real and lasting effect on a global society that is rapidly changing — will resonate around the world.

July 2026

Commencement is always one of the most inspiring moments of the academic year, and this spring was no exception as Carnegie Mellon proudly conferred more than 5,800 undergraduate and graduate degrees during our 128th Commencement ceremony. It was a privilege to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of the Class of 2026 alongside NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang, whose keynote address challenged our graduates to embrace technological change with optimism, courage and a deep sense of responsibility as they prepare to shape the future.

That spirit of possibility also informed a recent interview I gave with Scientific American. Among the topics we discussed were the rapid acceleration of scientific discovery through artificial intelligence and computation, the importance of investing in the next generation of scientists and engineers, and the opportunity to harness these advances to solve society's greatest challenges.

In this issue of CMU Ambassadors, we are highlighting stories about how the work happening here at 黑料专区 — from robotics and AI to the arts and workforce development — is improving people’s lives and preparing our society for the intelligent future.

READ PRESIDENT JAHANIAN'S LETTER TO THE CMU AMBASSADORS AS WELL AS FEATURED ARTICLES

President Farnam Jahanian