Wean Hall - Mathematics and ComputingStop on Carnegie Mellon University, a free self-guided tour.Wean Hall is one of CMU's largest and most important academic buildings, housing the Department of Mathematical Sciences, significant parts of the School of Computer Science, and the Sorrells Engineering and Science Library. The building's bold Brutalist architecture - massive, angular, and constructed on an imposing scale in the 1960s and 70s - reflects the confident ambition of CMU's growing research programs during that era. Inside, the atmosphere is intense and focused at all hours: mathematics seminars, computer science research groups, and cross-disciplinary collaborations fill the corridors and seminar rooms around the clock. Wean Hall connects directly to the Gates-Hillman complex and to Hunt Library, forming a continuous academic hub. The building is named for Raymond Wean and Henry Hillman, Pittsburgh industrialists whose support helped CMU grow into a global institution.Stops on this tourThe Cut - Heart of CMU CampusHammerschlag Hall - Original Carnegie TechMargaret Morrison Carnegie HallCollege of Fine Arts BuildingBaker Hall - Humanities and Social SciencesGates-Hillman Center - School of Computer ScienceNewell-Simon Hall - Robotics InstituteRandy Pausch Memorial FootbridgePurnell Center for the ArtsCohon University CenterThe CMU FenceHunt LibraryWean Hall - Mathematics and ComputingTepper School of BusinessWarner Hall - University AdministrationSoftware Engineering InstituteGesling Stadium and Campus Athletics