Sports
2015 NFL Mock Draft 1.0
With the 2015 NFL Draft just one month away today, here’s a look at what mock draft specialist Clay Moffatt is projecting for each of the first 32 selections. Check back as the draft comes […]
Month: March 2015
News
Missing Duquesne alum Kochu one of two bodies ID’d by police
By Julian Routh | News Editor Police announced Thursday that a body found in the Ohio River near Wheeling, West Virginia has been identified as missing Duquesne alumnus Paul Kochu. After more than three months of […]
Arts & Entertainment
Addams Family creeps onto Spotlight’s stage
By: Sean Ray | Asst. A&E Editor Duquesne’s own Spotlight Musical Theatre premiered their musical for the spring season, The Addams Family, this past weekend and showed up with some really fantastic work. Spotlight really […]
Arts & Entertainment
Courtney Barnett emphasizes personal narratives in debut album
By: Sam Fatula | A&E Editor Obscurity and 90 percent of indie rock bands walk together hand-in-hand, mainly due to repetition of sound and bland songwriting. However, every now and again, someone emerges from the […]
Features
The Great Pittsburgh Donut Run: The Duke takes a morning to taste-test the Steel City’s donut offerings
By: Addison Smith and Seth Culp-Ressler | The Duquesne Duke Much as cupcakes were just a few years ago, donuts seem to be the new culinary fad. Specialty shops are popping up across the country, […]
Arts & Entertainment
End of the road: WrestleMania 31
By: Sam Fatula & Zach Brendza | The Duquesne Duke Whether you call it “wrestling” or “sports entertainment,” there is one thing that people can agree on in terms of the WWE; WrestleMania is THE […]
Opinions
Senators overstep boundaries in Iran letter
Sean Ray | Asst. A&E Editor Forty-seven Senators, all of them Republicans, recently sent a letter to Iran amongst on-going negotiations between President Obama and Iran about the latter’s ever-developing nuclear program. The letter warned […]
News
Duquesne hosts NCAA games at Consol
By Brandon Addeo | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne hosted six second and third round games of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament last week at CONSOL Energy Center, marking the fourth time in history it has […]
News
New club welcomes Pittsburgh bike initiatives
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke As the air gets warmer and winter slowly melts away, a new organization has pedaled onto Duquesne’s campus: a student bicycle club. With the city of Pittsburgh expanding […]
News
Students defend, question Greek life
By Kaye Burnet | The Duquesne Duke With racist chants and photos of naked, unconscious women putting fraternities at Penn State and Oklahoma University in the national spotlight, members of Duquesne’s sororities and fraternities are […]