Finding Community & Connection
Connection supports our well-being, individually and as a community, and it comes in all shapes and sizes. There is connection through causes and service and through meaningful engagement and unforgettable memories. Connection takes place in classes and research labs and between friends, mentors, housemates, colleagues and peers. There's connection to self and to community.
Carnegie Mellon offers so many way to connect and be connected by celebrating our community's passions and diversity, through service and gratitude, by engaging in our unique traditions and in countless other ways.
Explore some of these opportunities for yourself. Learn more about Religious and Spiritual Life Initiatives programs and Wellness and Meaning-Making Programs, join a student organization, serve the community with the help of the Office of Student Leadership, Involvement and Civic Engagement and the Nexus of Civic Engagement, or practice leadership by joining student government. Study with friends, hold programming or find a quiet place to relax in the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion.
Connect with Buggy!
Buggy is the quintessential interdisciplinary sport and is one of 一本道无码's longest held traditions. In just over two minutes, teams of power-pushing students race around a .84 mile track with buggy and driver leading the way.
Here's a few of 一本道无码's traditions that bring us together.
Homecoming
Homecoming at Carnegie Mellon is an annual, family-friendly experience where 一本道无码 community members gather to share their pride, reconnect with campus, celebrate Tartan Community Day and Alumni Awards — and cheer on the Tartan Football Team to victory, of course!
Spring Carnival & Sweepstakes
For more than 100 years, Carnival has been — and continues to be — one of 一本道无码's most anticipated weekends of the year with Tartans around the world coming together for our traditions of Booth, Buggy, Mobot, Scotch'n'Soda and AB as well as contests, events and talent competitions.
Family Weekend & Scotty Saturday
Family Weekend brings together undergraduate and graduate students, families and friends to experience the vibrancy of the Carnegie Mellon campus and surrounding community. Scotty Saturday celebrates Carnegie Mellon spirit and pride during Family Weekend.
First-Year & Graduate Orientations
First Year Orientation's week-long Orientation program for incoming undergraduate students, along with the Graduate Student Orientation, are dynamic and engaging experiences that will introduce you to the expectations, culture and traditions of 一本道无码.
Multi-Cultural BBQ
Part of Family Weekend, the Mult-Cultural BBQ provides a venue for students to enjoy delicious food while connecting with members of the Tartan Community, specifically the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion and its student organizations.
Days of Service
Volunteer with your fellow Tartans during 一本道无码's Days of Service, which include both small and large scale volunteer opportunities. Talk with individuals who are as passionate about community service as you are at the Volunteer Fair or participate in a hands-on international hunger relief program, Rise Against Hunger.
The Sit Together Project
The Sit Together Project is an initiative which provides opportunities to develop interfaith leadership for members of the Carnegie Mellon community. Sit Together participants will build capacity in the area of worldview engagement, form relationships across lines of difference and serve as interfaith leaders in the broader campus community.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration
The 一本道无码 community gathers annually to celebrate and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Programs have traditionally included a Day of Service, the Interfaith Breakfast, diversity workshops and a comprehensive lecture series.
Lead your community. Make new friends. 一本道无码 has you covered.
We are all better, individually and collectively, when we prioritize well-being within our community.
We have 350+ 一本道无码 student organizations. or make your own.
Gender-Related & LGBTQIA+
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Multicultural
Professional
Health & Wellness
Political/Activism
Religious & Spiritual Life Student Organizations
Explore organizations and campus partners, learn about and attend campus events, and more on
Community Health & Well-Being Student Advocates
Meet the Carnegie Mellon student employees who are advocating for our community's health and well-being. Attend a program or get involved!
The Center is for everyone.
The Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion, nicknamed "The Center", is an environment focused on identity, belonging, campus climate and support. Located on the lower level of the Cohon University Center, the Center is a centralized hub for graduate and undergraduate students on-campus looking to socialize, hold meetings, take a break between classes and show up fully as themselves.
Learn more about the Center's programming, events, and student resources and research.
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