Sports
International players find home on court
By Kaye Burnet | News Editor For Amadea Szamosi, it’s the food. The taste, the texture, the ingredients — it’s all so different from what she is used to in her hometown of Pécs, Hungary. […]
Month: November 2015
2016 Presidential Election
PA voters choose Dems in state elections
By Raymond Arke | The Duquesne Duke On Nov. 3, a sweep secured the Pennsylvania judicial branch for the Democrats, as Republicans made some gains on the national scale. But experts say it’s too early […]
News
New form will allow feedback for advisors
By Carolyn Conte | The Duquesne Duke As students scramble to register for spring classes or, for some seniors, arrange their graduations, academic advisors engage with large numbers of students more than any other time […]
Men's Basketball
From the depths of prejudice, Cooper rose above
By Julian Routh | Editor-In-Chief In newspapers all over the country on April 26, 1950, a small footnote was buried in the sports section beneath stories of New York Giants baseball, quarterly boxing revenue and […]
Men's Basketball
Dukes hoping pieces finally fall in place
By Julian Routh | Editor-In-Chief With every first dribble, every first play and every first basket of every new season for the Duquesne men’s basketball team, there’s usually an overwhelming sense of optimism in the […]
Men's Basketball
Home is where the court is
By Leah Devorak | Layout Editor Duquesne’s history with basketball is long and diverse. Since officially going varsity back in 1914, the Dukes have experienced everything from championship winning teams to barely even making it […]
Arts & Entertainment
‘Outlander’ remains outstanding historical fiction
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke The popular Starz TV show “Outlander” is up for some of the most prestigious awards in television, the People’s Choice Awards. Action, adventure, magic and mystery are packed […]
Men's Basketball
Nixon’s pro success stems from time at Duquesne
By Julian Routh | Editor-In-Chief In a pivotal third game of the 1982 NBA Finals, the notorious “Showtime” Los Angeles Lakers were coming off their lone loss of the postseason and in need of a […]
Men's Basketball
Ray Goss still going strong
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne alum and Hall of Fame announcer Ray Goss has seen Duquesne basketball’s best and worst moments. To this day, Goss sits microphone in hand, calling each Dukes […]
Men's Basketball
Duquesne hoops forum building national fanbase
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke Fans passionate about Duquesne basketball have found a home on an online forum hosted through Boardhost, an online forum that has been hosting discussions since 1998. The name […]