Opinions
Duck possessed in time for Halloween
By Michael Flewelling
Month: October 2013
Features
Pittsburgh Zombie Fest infects Lawrenceville
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor Moans and groans emulated from a once peaceful park in Lawrenceville last Saturday: voices of the undead. Arsenal Park was the site of this year’s Pittsburgh Zombie Fest, an […]
Features
Serving up smiles: Duquesne Dining’s Shonetta
By: Marnie Schleicher | The Duquesne Duke A line of Duquesne students holding to-go boxes forms in front of an unattended Off Ramp cash register with not an employee in sight. One boy finds the courage […]
Features
The Burgh’s best burgers: BRGR in East Liberty
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor BRGR catches the eye and the food captures the heart. Innovative in every way, from the menu to the seating, the restaurant takes ideas and presents them in new […]
Arts & Entertainment
A taste of new music, October 15
The Avett Brothers Magpie and the Dandelion For a band that has established itself by writing numerous happy-go-lucky folk songs, the Avett Brothers Magpie and the Dandelion is probably one of their most ambitious and […]
Sports
Tales from the road: Duquesne athletes share their travels
Colin Phillips | Special to the Duquesne Duke Colin Phillips (right) is a junior defenseman for the Duquesne men’s soccer team. The Dukes recently travelled to Philadelphia for a two game road trip. Here is […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend events
Culture Club: Curators of Carnegie International 5:30 p.m., Oct, 17 The event will be held at Carnegie Museum of Art in Oakland. Curators of the 2013 exhibit Daniel Baumann, Dan Byers and Tina Kukielski will […]
Sports
Defense helps Red & Blue to one game over .500
Julian Routh | News Editor The celebration in the Keller Fieldhouse could be heard from 50 yards away. Music blared. Players chanted in unison. The doors to the Dukes’ locker room were near ready to […]
News
Adjunct union, DU await ruling
By Julian Routh | News Editor Duquesne University officials said this week they are awaiting a ruling from the National Labor Relations Board before making any changes to the part-time faculty system, a source of […]
Sports
Dukes move on from the past, pick up win
Pat Higgins | Asst. Sports Editor Last week it was three defensive touchdowns in the final four minutes of the first quarter that propelled the Dukes back to .500 in a 27-14 victory that was […]