Features
The Duke does Valentine’s Day
The Duke ran an advertisement for Valentine’s Day dates with two of our staffers. The week after, they tell their stories. By: Joey Sykes | The Duquesne Duke Okay, I sort of cheated. When it […]
Year: 2015
Opinions
Downs models are changing the game
Addison Smith | Opinions Editor Now, before I begin to discuss this week’s column topic, I just want you all to know that this is a subject near and dear to my heart. My sister […]
Misc.
Staff ed: Dougherty leaves good and bad behind at Duq.
Duke Staff While you may all know the man with the white collar and shades that wanders campus, Father Hogan, there’s another important figure at Duquesne who will be leaving us soon. President Charles Dougherty […]
Opinions
The shots that should have been heard around the world
Rebekah Devorak | Asst. Opinions Editor If you take a look at the United States Constitution, you’ll see that freedom of religion is promised right at the top. Our founding fathers, who experienced unimaginable prejudice […]
Sports
Women’s basketball routs visiting VCU
Natalie Fiorilli | For The Duquesne Duke The Duquesne women’s basketball team faced evenly matched rival Virginia Commonwealth University and made a statement by trouncing the Rams 83-47 Saturday afternoon at the Palumbo Center. With […]
Sports
Robinson climbs DU record books in junior season
Joey Sykes | The Duquesne Duke It’s believed that success never comes easy, but it’s something April Robinson has become quite familiar with in her three years as a member of the Duquesne women’s basketball […]
Sports
Just keep shooting, Micah Mason
Pat Higgins | Sports Editor When you have a fever, general consensus says the only cure is more cowbell. In three games against Richmond, George Mason and Davison, junior guard Micah Mason shot only 33 […]
Sports
‘Everybody did their part’ as Dukes pound GW at Palumbo Center
Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor The Duquesne men’s basketball team came out aggressive Wednesday night and secured a win against the George Washington Colonials. The Dukes won by a score of 78-62 and improved to […]
News
Former president Murray dies at 82
By Julian Routh | News Editor Former Duquesne president John R. Murray Jr., who led the University into the 21st century, died Wednesday at age 82. Murray, chancellor and law professor, served as Duquesne’s first […]
News
Ugandan nun gets honorary degree
By Kaye Burnet | The Duquesne Duke Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe’s 4-foot-9-inch height means she can barely see over the podium in Duquesne’s Africa Room, but Honors College Director Kathleen Roberts says Nyirumbe’s small stature doesn’t […]