Carnegie Mellon UniversityWelcome to Carnegie Mellon University - one of the world's great research universities and a global leader in computer science, robotics, engineering, drama, and fine arts. Founded in 1900 by industrialist Andrew Carnegie as the Carnegie Technical Schools, CMU has grown into an institution of extraordinary breadth and ambition. This tour takes you through the heart of the Pittsburgh campus, from the iconic central lawn known as The Cut, through the halls where artificial intelligence and robotics were invented, past world-class performing arts facilities, and into the research centers shaping the future of technology. Andrew Carnegie's founding motto - 'My heart is in the work' - echoes through every building on this campus. Get ready to explore one of the most innovative places on earth.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