Features
A new spin on life: Doing your own laundry
By Nina Saluga | Staff Writer It happens to the best of us. Your alarm goes off, you flop out of bed and shuffle over to your dresser, only to find that your favorite sweats […]
Month: November 2016
Features
Surrounded by siblings: The class of 2020 quadruplets
By Madeline Bartos | Staff Writer On move-in day you watch your parents drive away with your sibling in the back seat, and you know you won’t be seeing them for a while. For the […]
Sports
In nail-biting battle to end drought, Chicago prevails 8-7
By Andrew Holman | Sports Editor The Cleveland Indians and the Chicago Cubs, as well as their fan bases, have been waiting for a combined 176 years to bring a World Series title back […]
Sports
XC teams battle through Atlantic 10 Championships
By Adam Lindner | Staff Writer This past weekend, Duquesne’s men’s and women’s Cross Country teams both competed in their respective Atlantic 10 Conference Championships and continued their recent run of success. Held in Mechanicsville, […]
News
Duquesne physician assistant program put on accreditation probation
Zachary Landau | Staff Writer On Oct. 11, students in Duquesne’s Physician Assistant Studies Program learned that the school’s standing with the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) might be in […]
M/W Soccer
Cydney Staton sends soccer senior class off in style
Bri Schmid | Staff Writer The Duquesne Dukes women’s soccer team propelled itself into the playoffs as the No. 3 seed when it finished off the regular season strong with a hard fought battle against […]
News
DU law clinic to help clear juvenile records
Carolyn Conte | Staff Writer Duquesne’s Juvenile Defender Clinic won a $100,000 grant to help current or potential public housing residents with juvenile records to attain or keep their homes. The Department of Housing and […]
Football
WR Roberts shines in Dukes 35-31 win over Bryant
By David Borne | Staff Writer Trailing 24-7 with 6:57 remaining in the first half, it appeared that Duquesne was about to suffer their second consecutive loss in NEC Conference play to the Bryant Bulldogs. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Editorial: Politicians after your entertainment
By Sean Ray | A&E Editor Election years may be a dour time for most people, filled with arguments on Facebook and non-stop campaign ads, but for the entertainment industry, presidential runs are veritable goldmines. […]
News
DU ring statue in sticky situation after letter ‘D’ falls off
Liza Zulick | Staff Writer Duquesne’s class ring statue, installed near Rockwell Hall at the beginning of the Fall 2015 semester, is a familiar sight on campus. However, recently the ring began to fall apart. […]