Mary Genrich | Staff Writer Sept. 22, 2022 Sir Elton John performed his last concert in Pittsburgh as part of his tour named “Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour” on Friday. PNC Park was […]
Max Marcello | Staff Writer Sept. 22, 2022 In the spring of 2019, student Sam Espiritu founded the Filipino Student Organization, which would later become the Duquesne branch of the Filipino American Student Association (FASA). […]
Capri Scarcelli | A&E Editor Sept. 22, 2022 Local, independent band Wildblue Yonder released their debut album “Dancing Astray” on Friday, Sept. 16. With an album release party at Mr. Smalls Theater, the band did […]
Luke Henne | Editor-in-Chief Sept. 22, 2022 Duquesne University welcomed the League of Women Voters to campus on Monday, where they hosted a voter registration event at Gumberg Library, hoping to “share information, remove barriers […]
Mia Lubrani | Staff Writer Sept. 22, 2022 Hofbräuhaus is a local favorite, located in Pittsburgh’s SouthSide Works. Hofbräuhaus offers authentic German cuisine and a special array of Bavarian biers, or as we spell it […]
Sophie Perrino | Staff Writer Sept. 22, 2022 The 12th annual Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival made a triumphant post-Covid return to the city Sept. 16-18 at the August Wilson Cultural Center and Highmark Stadium. The […]
Russell Macias | Staff Writer Sept. 22, 2022 The Duquesne football team completed their out-of-conference schedule with a road loss in Honolulu against Hawaii 24-14 on Saturday night. Leading up to Saturday’s game, the Dukes […]
Capri Scarcelli | A&E Editor Sept. 22, 2022 In 2019, it was announced that actress Halle Bailey would be portraying “Ariel” in the live-action edition of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid.” Set to release in 2023, […]
Spencer Thomas | Sports Editor Sept. 22, 2022 The Duquesne women’s soccer team conceded a pair of goals in under 90 seconds, ultimately drawing a 2-2 contest with Saint Joseph’s on Sunday at Rooney Field. […]
Duquesne is a unique college campus. Located in the heart of Pittsburgh, one would expect students to have to walk through traffic to get to classes and possibly even take buses, but that isn’t the […]
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