Men's Basketball
Men’s basketball taking 3-0 record to Bahamas
Jacob Hebda | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 Year three of the Keith Dambrot era is off to a promising start. After a win against Lipscomb, the Dukes stand at 3-0. It was an ugly […]
Year: 2019
Columns
Jason Mignanelli | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 If you actually watched the entire Steelers game on Thursday night and did not shut the TV off in disgust, then you were treated to one of […]
Columns
MLB offseason rumors overshadowed by Astros scandal
Jack Breen | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 It has been a rough start to the offseason for the Houston Astros. It began by losing the championship when Daniel Hudson struck out Michael Brantley in […]
Columns
Kaepernick still hoping to land NFL roster spot
Jonathan Yan | Staff Writer Nov. 21, 2019 We all have heard something about the incident that happened on Aug. 26, 2016, when the San Francisco 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, refused to stand when the […]
Misc.
Group tells the stories of sexual assault survivors
11/21/2019 Griffin Sendek | photo and features editor Sexual violence occurs on college campuses across the nation, and Duquesne University is no exception. Students Against Sexual Violence (SASV) hosted an event entitled It Happens Here […]
Men's Basketball
Duquesne MBB on track to take the next step
Adam Lindner | Staff Writer Nov. 14, 2019 During the 2016-17 college basketball season — my freshman year at Duquesne — the men’s basketball program was in shambles, save for the play of talented freshmen […]
Features
Duquesne students greeted by therapy dogs at Gumberg Library
Hannah Rauh | Staff Writer Duquesne students were given a little taste of home last week, when therapy dogs came to visit at the library. For many students, this session was a quick escape from […]
Arts & Entertainment
Music school student Julianna Grabowski gives graduate recital
Capri Scarcelli | Staff Writer 11/14/19 In her second year of graduate school, Julianna Grabowski, a vocal performance major, has accomplished a much-anticipated project: her graduate recital. On Friday, Nov. 8, Grabowski performed four solo […]
Arts & Entertainment
Genesius Theater home to thought-provoking Endeavor Mind
Hannah Boucher | Staff Writer 11/14/19 Note: A member of the Duke editorial staff is involved in this production. Science is constantly pushing boundaries, always taking risks and looking for the next best thing. This […]
Arts & Entertainment
Earl Sweatshirt’s Feet of Clay messy, but interesting
Sean Armstrong | Staff Writer 11/14/19 Earl Sweatshirt’s latest album, Feet of Clay, is a 15-minute disjointed, chaotic jazz session with a little bit of rapping thrown in. Feet of Clay is sonically similar to […]