ATTORNEY FOR WEST. ALSO NEW AT SIX TONIGHT. CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY LEADERS ANNOUNCING STAFF CUTS AT THE SCHOOL’S SOFTWARE ENGINEERING INSTITUTE. THE CUT REPRESENTS 10% OF THE INSTITUTE’S OVERALL ...

Carnegie Mellon University announced Wednesday it is laying off 75 software engineering staff members due to changes in federal priorities. The 75 positions make up about 10% of the Software ...

Carnegie Mellon University on Wednesday cut 75 staff positions at its Software Engineering Institute. The cut represents 10% of the institute’s overall workforce, according to Cassia Crogan, CMU ...

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