News
Police Briefs
What a coincidence that the same week The Duke publishes a story about alcohol use on campus, everyone parties like it’s going out of style. You kept Uncle PB very busy, and he’s not too […]
Year: 2013
Opinions
Memories act as ghosts haunting the present
By Addie Smith | Sports Editor Are ghosts real and are they among us? “It only recently occurred to me that one very fine if not exactly intentional purpose for historic preservation is to keep dead people […]
Opinions
Whatever comes to mind: Social stigma pains mentally ill
By George Flynn | Opinions Editor Mental health is just as important as physical health. The psyche can be just as fragile as a broken bone, however, the mental spectrum of the health system is […]
Opinions
Government shutdown shuts down cartoon for the week
By Michael Flewelling
Opinions
Tattoos banned from the arms of the army
By Duke Staff In the next 30 to 60 days active soldiers in the Army will no longer have the right to bear inked arms. According to Stars and Stripes, a military publication, Regulation Number […]
Opinions
New fashion trends refresh the public with spring 2014 collections
By Courtney Downing | Student Columnist Fashion week has again passed for spring 2014, but the thrill still remains. Looking over the trends, spotting the best beauty tricks and picking up on all the colors and prints […]
Arts & Entertainment
Yo-Yo Ma, PSO enchant Heinz Hall
By: Carrie Garrison | For The Duquesne Duke Last Friday, Heinz Hall’s 2,661 seat concert hall was filled to capacity with people anxious to see the Grammy Award-winning cellist, Yo-Yo Ma. Friday marked the opening […]
Features
Fall Arts Preview: International, Firsts and VIA
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor Carnegie International When: Oct. 5, 2013 through March 16, 2014 What: An internationally known, massive exhibit Where: Carnegie Museum of Art The “preeminent exhibition of new international art in […]
Features
The Burgh’s best burgers: Tessaro’s in Bloomfield
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor When walking down Liberty Avenue in the Downtown Pittsburgh, the aromas of different eateries could draw anyone in and cause salivation. One particular scent emanates from Tessaro’s restaurant. The upscale […]
Features
Canines on Carson
A photo essay on the dogs of East Carson Street shops