By Kaye Burnet | News Editor The Duquesne Student Government Association is working to improve its record-low participation rate, with only 8 of its 47 Senate seats currently filled. According to SGA member Michael Rand, […]
By Raymond Arke | The Duquesne Duke Retired general, Duquesne graduate and former NSA and CIA chief Michael Hayden returned to his alma mater Tuesday afternoon for a talk about American intelligence, which was briefly […]
By Kaye Burnet | News Editor Next year, more than 40 Duquesne business students will have the chance to invest thousands of dollars in new companies and start-up ventures, as part of an overhaul of […]
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By Sean Ray | a&e editor Continuing its previously built trends, the second season of “Daredevil” delivers dark, gritty super heroics while also upping the stakes and introducing new elements into the series’ mythos. After […]
By Zachary Landau | The Duquesne Duke Let’s just get this straight: “Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice” is not bad. Despite all the critics hailing it as the second crucifixion of Christ, there really […]
By: Ahmed Alharbi | Op-Ed Contributor “I have a dream.” When Martin Luther King Jr. said these words, he never thought that there would be a day when his dream would be undermined. Although the […]
By: Leah Devorak | Layout Editor Imagine waking up early one morning to cook your husband a giant breakfast from scratch, just out of love. You spend an hour trying to juggle everything and make […]
By Grant Stoner | The Duquesne Duke As a young child, the battles within the Pokémon television shows always fascinated me. While I thoroughly enjoyed the traditional turn-based combat in the games, the intense and […]
By: Rebekah Devorak | Opinions Editor Get ready to say goat-bye to all those weeds, thorns and leaves clogging up your favorite Pittsburgh parks. The Pittsburgh City Council voted unanimously on March 15 to hire […]
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