News
Bluff briefs
By Julian Routh | Asst. News Editor Team strives at EU simulation A group of 15 students from the Center for International Relations and the modern languages department took home awards at a Model European Union […]
Month: February 2013
Sports
Blame for losing season should not be on Ferry
Wes Crosby | News Editor It’s no secret that the Duquesne men’s basketball team is in the midst of one of its worst seasons in recent memory. The program’s fans are understandably expressing frustration with […]
News
Police briefs
By Wes Crosby | News Editor Uncle PB was thinking of logging onto Netflix and streaming Fight Club. Let him tell you, there’s nothing like watching Brad Pitt beat himself up. But then he saw […]
Sports
The Art of: A Tennis Serve
Fred Blauth | Photo Editor Tennis, the famous sport with roots in Birmingham, England in the 19th century, is loved by many, including myself. My love of the game urged me to team up Megan […]
Misc.
Quebec City and the Chateau Frontenac
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Misc.
View of City Hall from your room
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Sports
Ishe Shocks Bundrage
By Saúl Berríos-Thomas The momentum in a boxing match tends to twist and turn, resembling the rollercoaster life that boxers often live. This weekend that was more apparent than ever as several of the fights […]
Arts & Entertainment
Buckcherry starts 2013 off right with Confessions
By: Mike Richards|For The Duquesne Duke The hard rock band Buckcherry released their new album, Confessions, Tuesday, with much anticipation. The Californian band is most known for their 2007 single “Sorry,” from their album 27, […]
News
Breaking: Duquesne evacuates residence halls in wake of power outage
BREAKING NEWS By Robyn Rudish-Laning | Editor-in-Chief Duquesne Students were notified via the emergency alert system Thursday that the campus was experiencing a “temporary power outage” affecting three of the campus’s seven residence halls. Students […]
Opinions
Quite Thought Full: Hovering parents hinder students
By Katie Walsh | Opinions Editor Everyone knew a kid who had parents who loomed over every element of their high school education. The poor kid’s parents volunteered to chaperone every trip and every dance, […]