Sports
Page 7 Sidebar — Jan. 18, 2018
Compiled by Sports Editor Adam Lindner Duquesne News — On Jan. 13, the women’s track & field team tied for first place in the first-ever Marshall Women’s Classic at the Jeff Small Track at Chris […]
Year: 2018
News
“No justice, no pizza.” Pressure increases on Pizza Milano after violent video.
Raymond Arke | News Editor UPDATE 08/22/18: According to multiple media reports, Mahmut Yilmaz was found not guilty of simple assault and aggravated assault on August 15. UPDATE 01/16/18: According to a Pizza Milano statement […]
News
BREAKING: Police investigate altercation at popular pizza place, Pizza Milano
Raymond Arke | News Editor UPDATE 08/22/18: According to multiple news reports, Mahmut Yimaz was found not guilty of simple and aggravated assault on August 15. CORRECTION 01/14/18: The press release had initally spelled the […]
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House education bill may cause big changes for college financial aid
Kailey Love | Photo Editor 01/11/18 UPDATE: 01/17/18 Correction of Rep. Foxx’s name. Only one x had been used in the last sentence. Shortly before Christmas on Capitol Hill, several House Republicans compiled a 542-page […]
Arts & Entertainment
Overwatch League could squander casual experience
By Grant Stoner | Staff Writer 01/11/2018 In Nov. 2016, Blizzard Entertainment announced that its months-old objective-based shooter, Overwatch, would enter into the esports scene. Dubbed the Overwatch League, 12 teams from across the world […]
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Duquesne law student to join Navy’s JAG Corps
Raymond Arke | News Editor 01/11/18 While “jag-off” is a common Western Pennsylvania insult, one Duquesne law student is pursuing a career where JAG would be her title, a joke she hears quite often. Amanda […]
Opinions
What to expect from the Trump administration in 2018
By Shivani Gosai | Opinions Editor 1/11/18 The new year may bring a load of changes, some good and bad. November of 2016 began a landslide of outrageous events following the inauguration of President Donald […]
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English doctoral student wins national leadership award
Sairah Aslam | Staff Writer 01/11/18 Pursuing a doctoral degree can be difficult, and sometimes the students that go above and beyond receive national attention. Alexandra Reznik, a doctoral candidate in Duquesne University’s English Department, […]
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Doctoral candidate explores learning disabilities
Zach Landau | Editor-in-Chief 01/11/18 Children with behavioral or emotional disorders often struggle in school, and with diagnoses like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) on the rise, meeting these students’ needs is becoming more urgent for […]
Opinions
Time’s Up powerful first step for sexual assault victims
By Duke Staff 1/11/18 The 75th Golden Globes was this past Sunday, and perhaps more stunning than the glitz and glam of the event was the undoubtedly powerful display of solidarity among much of the […]