Opinions
Great Race leads to learning for Duquesne student
Sean Ray | Opinions Editor Wake up at 6 a.m. on a weekend, tired beyond belief. Eat my breakfast of two handfuls of trail mix to silence my stomach. Walk a few blocks downtown to […]
Year: 2014
Opinions
Staff editorial: Drug abuse leads to more addiction
Duke Staff This isn’t a D.A.R.E campaign. We weren’t sponsored by the University to write this either. These 417 words were arranged deliberately as a wake-up call to the girl in the back of the […]
Opinions
Boys chase girls who act like boys
Addison Smith | Opinions Editor While driving back from Washington, D.C. this weekend I plugged in my iPod and instead of blasting music, decided to listen to podcasts. I listened to topics ranging from Chris […]
News
Tigana opens up about acquittal
By Julian Routh | News Editor Three months after he was acquitted of raping a woman on Duquesne’s campus, former student Souleymane Tigana is trying to get his life back together. “I cry every day. […]
News
New music dean looks to future of school
By Jill Power | The Duquesne Duke The new dean of the Mary Pappert School of Music wants to expand the opportunity for higher music education to other schools at the University. Seth Beckman, who […]
News
City budget calls for property tax hikes
By Aaron Warnick | The Duquesne Duke Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto announced a $505.9 million budget for 2o15 that includes a property tax hike. The budget is the start of a “new era of truth […]
News
SGA reveals plans for semester
By Jen Cardone | The Duquesne Duke Students can expect to see changes from the Student Government Association this year, including more collaboration between organizations on campus and increased school spirit. The SGA has been […]
Features
Fall fashion 2014, a similar season arises: men’s stays static, while women’s evolves
By: Carrie Garrison and Zach Brendza | The Duquesne Duke This fall brings new daring trends and a return of classic looks. Colors like summer neutrals, camels and blacks will transition into fall, but it’s […]
Sports
Colter beats cancer, ready for basketball on the Bluff to resume
Pat Higgins | Sports Editor Derrick Colter is smooth on the hardwood. As the primary point guard for the Dukes, he started all 30 games for the Red & Blue last season. He appeared on […]
Arts & Entertainment
Fall television lineup: What to look out for this season
By: Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor Fall is here and to me that doesn’t mean pumpkin spice lattes or new fashion. It means a whole new wave of offerings are about to hit (or return […]