04/15/2021 Zoe Stratos | Staff Columnist During the 2020 election, President Biden and former President Donald Trump focused their campaigns heavily on how to combat COVID-19 and relief efforts for those affected by it. While […]
04/15/2021 Staff Editorial With April 15 marking Duquesne’s second ‘Wellness Day,’ many students on campus still feel obliged to hunker down in their dorms or in the library to catch up on unfinished work. The […]
Editor’s Note: Due to the length of this piece, this article has been split up into three parts on our website. This is part one of Reckoning with Shank: A Tenured Professor, a racial slur […]
This is Part 2 of the series, Reckoning with Shank: A tenured professor, a racial slur and a reinstatement leave a predominantly white institution asking, Where do we go from here? *** Equity and inclusion work […]
Open and honest conversation: Teaching Race in Predominantly White Classrooms In a predominantly white classroom, psychology and race should be “taught with a level of sensitivity,” counselor Quanesha Johnson said. “Psychology was not created with […]
Colleen Hammond | News Editor 04/08/2021 In a year of firsts for women in politics, sophomore Jessica Schmitz is joining the ranks of trendsetters and barrier breakers. This week, Schmitz made history when she […]
Elizabeth Sharp | Staff Writer 04/08/2021 As COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues across the country, some Duquesne students have already been able to receive the vaccine. Duquesne has recently begun distributing vaccines on campus, and […]
Baylee Martin | staff writer 04/08/2021 I scream, you scream, we all scream for… Millie’s! With the spring semester winding down and the temperatures rising up, what better way to treat yourself than with […]
Emma Polen | staff writer 4/8/21 Five years ago, there was nowhere to buy a homemade peach cobbler in Pittsburgh. Now, thanks to Terina Hicks, owner of CobblerWorld, you can purchase your very own cobbler […]
Capri Scarcelli | a&e editor 4/8/21 Music is the art of telling a story. In order to listen with an open mind, Duquesne University’s Mary Pappert School of Music has made an increased effort in […]
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