Opinions
The Duquesne Duke wishes you a Happy Easter and Passover
By Katie Borzellica
Month: April 2014
News
City government cracks down on graffiti
By Carley Thieret | Asst. Opinions Editor As warm weather approaches, Mayor Bill Peduto is looking for more than just flowers and sunshine to make Pittsburgh look beautiful. The mayor announced on April 4 the […]
News
Police Briefs
A quick tip from Uncle PB: If you are driving on Forbes, and the Barnes and Noble is on your right side, you are going the wrong way. One person wasn’t sure of that early […]
Features
Connecting the Dots to Cannes Film Festival
By: Sam Fatula | Assistant A&E Editor Through recent years, Pittsburgh has become a serious hub for film production. People have witnessed the production of blockbusters like The Dark Knight Rises and Jack Reacher, marveling […]
Features
Carnegie Mellon celebrates 100 years of Carnival
By: Seth Culp-Ressler | The Duquesne Duke This year marked the 100th anniversary of Carnegie Mellon University’s annual fair, the Spring Carnival. To celebrate, they decided to bring back some long-lost traditions of the festival, while […]
Sports
BREAKING: Tra’Vaughn White transferring from Duquesne
Joey Sykes | The Duquesne Duke On Thursday, April 20, Duquesne men’s basketball coach Jim Ferry announced junior Tra’Vaughn White has been granted permission to transfer from Duquesne. The 21-year-old guard out of Kansas City, Kansas, […]
Arts & Entertainment
Winter Soldier is five-star blockbuster
By: Joel Frehn | The Duquesne Duke Before seeing Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Marvel Studios’ latest offering, I never thought I would utter the phrase “That was as good as The Avengers.” The standalone […]
Arts & Entertainment
Brendza’s Beat: Cashchella, Record Store Day, Music Saves and More
By: Zach Brendza | Features Editor This is it folks. Whether you like or hate this column, I’ve got some news: It’s the second to last one. After that, I will be relinquishing my power, […]
Features
Burgh’s best wings is The Library
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor The search for the Burgh’s best chicken wings has come to an end. We have scoured the city in search of amazing combinations of flavor and quality, but we’ve reached […]
Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Events: 4/10
Eisley April 10, 7 p.m. The band will perform at the Smiling Moose in South Side. Also performing is Merriment. Tickets are $12.99 in advance or $15 at the door. For more information to this […]