Miami leaders celebrate ‘transformational’ campus and $3B gift
State and local leaders descended on Wynwood Thursday to celebrate a Carnegie Mellon University campus and the multibillion-dollar donation from Miami hedge fund executive and philanthropist Ken Griffin that made it possible. Carnegie Mellon announced plans this week to open a branch in Miami’s Wynwood area, backed by $2 billion from the Citadel CEO and founder. Griffin and Carnegie Mellon…
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