Opinions
Mother Nature denies Pittsburgh spring weather
By Katie Borzelleca
Month: March 2014
Arts & Entertainment
Need For Speed film finishes strong
By: Joel Frehn | The Duquesne Duke After sitting through some disappointing releases this semester, I entered the screening for what I assumed to be a standard blockbuster and walked away pleasantly surprised. I have […]
Arts & Entertainment
Album round-up: New releases from March 18
Foster the People Supermodel As Mark Foster introduces the beginning of the anticipated sophomore release Supermodel, a state of disappointment and displeasure arises. With an ambition to remain in the indie-mainstream culture, the band’s instrumentation […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend events 3-20
DPC Open Mic Night March 20, 7 p.m. Students will be showcasing their talents at the Red Ring. Vouchers for free appetizers vouchers will be available in 305 of the Student Union. For more information […]
Features
Snow no more: Spring Fashion 2014 is here
By: George Flynn and Carrie Garrison | The Duquesne Duke It’s the first day of spring. Since it’s time to start your spring cleaning, start with your closet. It’s well past time to throw out […]
Features
Girls Rock! PGH: Teaching girls life lessons through rock ’n’ roll
By: Katie Auwaerter | Asst. Features Editor Music is a powerful tool. It influences society’s opinions and beliefs and can be used to change the world. Those at Girls Rock! Pittsburgh are using the power […]
Opinions
People search for answers for Newtown Massacre
By Katie Auwaerter | Asst. Features Editor Peter Lanza, father of Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza, spoke about his son to the media for the first time in the March 17 issue of New Yorker […]
Features
Pittsburgh’s piano prodigy: Brett Williams is playing the keys to success
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor Growing up as a pastor’s son playing in a Wilkinsburg church, Duquesne senior Brett Williams learned to play in front of crowds. He just didn’t expect to be spending […]
Opinions
Education in the hands of parents
By Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor Every parent wants to believe that when they send little Timmy off to school he will learn everything he needs to know before he is whisked away on a magical […]
News
Lottery reveals housing shortage
By Brittney Jackson | The Duquesne Duke After some Duquesne students raised concerns about a shortage in on-campus housing, University officials say they have no plans for any new dorm buildings. Last week’s housing lottery […]