Opinions
Students only look good on the first day
By Katie Borzellica
Month: January 2014
Opinions
Bird flu over the Cuckoo’s Nest
By Carley Thieret | Student Columnist The airport during the holiday season is known for its insane commotion, and around each major holiday, travelers fear the worst when they book a flight. The majority of […]
Opinions
iPhone still going strong after seven years
By Sam Leon | Student Columnist Last week, Apple’s iPhone had its seventh birthday, the date marks Steve Jobs’ unveiling of the technology on Jan. 9, 2007. With somewhat modest hopes of a one percent […]
Opinions
Whatever comes to mind: Polygamy perceived in a new way
By George Flynn | Opinions Editor With marriage equality becoming one of the most heated topics in our nation and world, it is no surprise that other forms of marriage are coming into question. The […]
Opinions
Staff Editorial: Open Data Legislation brings the public information
By Duke Staff Five years ago, the state of Pennsylvania implemented the Right to Know Law, which allowed anyone from the state to access public records ranging from criminal reports to pothole locations, building permits […]
Sports
The Red Corner’s 2013 Awards
By Saúl Berríos-Thomas The year 2013 was a great year for boxing. There has been much debate about many of the end-of-year awards. I have reviewed many of the fights from this year and I […]
Arts & Entertainment
Most anticipated albums for 2014
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor The new year has some solid releases coming our way. Here are a few that I am awaiting. Jay Z and Kanye West – Watch The Throne 2, TBA […]
Arts & Entertainment
Films slated for release in 2014
By: Joel Frehn | The Duquesne Duke 2014 is shaping to be an interesting year in cinema. While 2015 is going to be a near unending chain of blockbusters, 2014 will be marked as the […]
Arts & Entertainment
New year, new games: Console games to be released in 2014
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor Now that the dust has settled from the Console releases it is time to look ahead to the games on these machines. The fad has swung from zombies to […]
Features
A new path: DU student leaves to promote novel
By: Katie Auwaerter | The Duquesne Duke By the time most people turn 21, they hope to have a few accomplishments under their belt. But being a published author most likely isn’t one of them. […]