Sports
Latimore Shines Again
By Saúl Berríos-Thomas Seven four-round fights means youth and potential. That was on display at the Serbian American Cultural Center. The fighters who put their potential on display showed why they are ready […]
Month: March 2014
Arts & Entertainment
The War on Drugs takes on Altar Bar
By: Sam Fatula | Asst. A&E Editor At the start of The War on Drugs’ performance at Altar Bar on Saturday, the initial feeling between band and crowd seemed awkwardly distant. As the six-piece rock […]
Arts & Entertainment
On the tube: a look at what’s on TV right now
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor There is something fun to watch every night of the week on TV. With that in mind, the goal of this column is to give a suggestion of what to […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend events 3-27
Rob Delaney March 27, 8:30 p.m. The comedian will perform at the Rex Theater in South Side. Tickets are $18 in advance or $20 at the door. For more information to this all ages event, […]
Features
“Chicken from hell” named: Anzu wyliei it is, after decade of namelessness
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor Standing at 7 feet tall, weighing 500 pounds, a bird-like, nameless creature has been on display in the Carnegie Museum of Natural History for 10 years. But after a […]
Features
Pittsburgh will receive support in bike lane project
By: Seth Culp-Ressler | For The Duquesne Duke Pittsburgh has recently been chosen as one of six cities to be part of The Green Lane Project, an initiative run by Boulder, Colo. based organization PeopleForBikes that […]
Features
Winging it: The Library in the South Side
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor One place I never thought my hunt for Pittsburgh’s best wings would take me is a library. But fortunately, when I walked into The Library at 2304 Carson St., I […]
News
Adjunct union forming at Point Park
By Julian Routh | News Editor While the adjunct union at Duquesne awaits a ruling from the National Labor Relations Board, another adjunct union is organizing just blocks away in the city. Part-time faculty members […]
News
DU reacts to military crisis in Crimea
By Aaron Warnick | Photo Editor It’s not Cold War II yet, but tensions are building as Soviet nostalgia and neo-colonial interests have become the central focus of the international community. Russian President Vladimir Putin […]
News
Trail set to expand as warm weather nears
By Brittney Jackson | The Duquesne Duke The Three Rivers Heritage Trail continues to grow along Pittsburgh’s riverfronts and will be setting a date to unveil its latest extension this month. The trail, a project […]