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    Chatham University

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    Beautiful campus! Bring a camera!

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    Carnegie Mellon University - Courtyard

    Carnegie Mellon University

    4.0(45 reviews)
    1.1 miSquirrel Hill

    As you probably already know, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is one of the top-ranked…read moreuniversities in the United States and world and has top-ranked programs such as computer science, engineering, statistics, business, and psychology. I have never been a student, faculty member, or staff member here, but my husband did teach short courses in the computer-science department years ago, and I recently used CMU's Hunt Library to search for grant opportunities. As an outsider, I approached the information desk to ask for a free, temporary username and password to use their grant database GrantForward. The employee asked another employee about it a few times, looked at my ID, gave me the username and password, and kindly walked me to another floor. The library looked old and like it needed to be remodeled, and a small section of it was being remodeled. Noisy construction was occurring. I felt surprised that not many computers were there. One computer would not turn on, another computer needed an administrator to fix it, and finally the third computer allowed me to log in. The GrantForward database gave me very useful information about grants. The computer, though, logged me off about every two hours without giving any notice, so I lost my place the first time and had to sign back in. In the end, I felt thankful that CMU allowed me to use their library.

    I enjoyed walking around campus and catching the art vibe - lots of cool things to see on foot.read more

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    Mellon Institute

    Mellon Institute

    4.5(2 reviews)
    1.5 miOakland

    Just to echo the previous reviewer, the Mellon Institute is an amazing community resource…read more Here's a list of TV and Film depictions: 2006 CBS television drama Smith starring Ray Liotta and Amy Smart. 1990 film Citizen Cohn starring James Woods 1992 film Hoffa starring Danny DeVito and Jack Nicholson 2002 film Mothman Prophecies starring Richard Gere 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises starring Christian Bale But what I love about the Mellon Institute is the fabulous Art Deco auditorium. It features 386 seats, great acoustics, a marvelous Steinway Grand Piano, and the most beautiful woodwork I've seen in an auditorium of this vintage. Music students from the local universities regularly schedule recitals here, it's a great venue!

    The Carnegie Mellon Research Institute is located on Fifth Avenue. It holds a variety of Carnegie…read moreMellon Research Laboratories. It's beautiful building is often used as the backdrop of documentaries and popular movies (e.g. a recent Batman movie). It also houses a 386 seat auditorium suitable for concerts, conference venues and graduation events. It's beautiful and stately appointments include marble bathrooms and a small restaurant. The Mellon Institute of Industrial Research was founded in 1913 by Andrew and Richard B. Mellon to honor their father, Thomas Mellon. The Institute performed government and industrial contract research and was first a department in the University of Pittsburgh. In 1927, the Mellon Institute was incorporated as an independent nonprofit. In 1938, the Mellon Institute's building was completed and the Mellon Institute moved to this location. In 1967, with the merger of Carnegie Tech with the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research to become Carnegie Mellon University the Mellon Institute continued as the Carnegie Mellon Research Institute (CMRI) performing contract research. CMRI closed in 2001 and its programs are now run by other parts of the university and spin-offs which now occupy the stately building.

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    The University School

    The University School

    4.0(2 reviews)
    0.5 miShadyside

    I went to The University School for high school between 2006-2010. The small class sizes were…read morehelpful, specifically the individual attention given by each teacher. It was a small enough class size that, during my four years, there would be times when I would have either one other person in a certain class or I would be by myself. On the fun side, we would usually have a holiday party right before Winter Break for students and families, which was always a great way for the school community to come together every year. If you're looking for a high school to send your kid(s) to that does not have big class sizes, please consider going to The University School.

    I went to the University School many years ago for the 7th and 8th grades. My education there was…read more2nd to none at the time (1992-1993.) The school is VERY small, and it offers the opportunity for kids in the 7th grade to interact with kids in their senior year. I had classes that ranged from 6-8 kids per instructor to 2 kids per instructor. Generally speaking, it's an exclusive private school, as expected, but I had classmates that were very bright, but had been kicked out of public schools. They were rare, but still there, but at no time was I worried about my safety, if I lived in Pittsburgh, I would feel safe sending my kids here. It's been so many years, I can't say for sure if it is still awesome, but check it out. Oh, and Mr. Rogers used to come by often to see the Headmistress. What an amazing person he was. RIP Mr. Rogers.

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