Carnegie

• Carnegie Mellon University
  
  CMU, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a private University with 10,000 students and 4,000 faculty. It was established in 1900 and named for Andrew Carnegie, the philanthropist who came from Pittsburgh. The school is well known for its technology departments and drama school. In Sports it has 17 Division III sports teams.
  https://www.cmu.edu/
• Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science
  
  The website for the School of Computer Science has 6 divisions that are fully described, plus a number of Institutes within the divisions such as the Robotics Institute, Entertainment Technology, and others. The school offers degrees at both the Undergraduate and Graduate levels. Information about the programs, how to apply, and much more is available on the website.
  https://www.cs.cmu.edu/
• Lycos
  
  Lycos is a popular search engine that was developed at Carnegie Mellon University in 1994. Aside from the usual email, weather, and search capabilities, Lycos concentrates on entertainment information, such as games and cinema.
  https://www.lycos.com/
• Montana State University
  
  MSU, located in Bozeman, was founded in 1893. It is a part of the Montana State University system. In Athletics, MSU plays with the Big Sky Conference and NCAA-I. There are roughly 13,000 students and 826 faculty members. MSU has recently been added to the Carnegie Foundation's list of top-tier research institutions. MSU has a large agricultural school and a school of nursing, among its offerings.
  https://www.montana.edu/
• University of New Mexico
  
  UNM is located in Albuquerque and was founded in 1889. 26,399 students are enrolled at UNM and the school is designated by the Carnegie Classification as a Doctoral/Research Extensive University. UNM has colleges of nursing, pharmacy, architecture, engineering, law, medicine and public administration that offer professional degrees. The school also has about 12,000 non-traditional students.
  https://www.unm.edu/

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