Carnegie Mellon University's $3 billion gift from Ken Griffin represents a major university investment involving both its Pittsburgh campus and a planned Miami expansion.
The Pittsburgh portion includes funding for the university's highest priorities and a $500 million investment in computer science. The School of Computer Science will be renamed the Kenneth C. Griffin School of Computer Science.

Another $2 billion is planned for CMU Miami, a new 35-acre campus in Wynwood.
The initiative highlights the growing role of technology, interdisciplinary research and large-scale philanthropy in shaping higher education.
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