Features
All pets deserve love
Isabella Abbott | Features Editor Hugo, a disabled dog who lives at Duquesne, was hit by a car one day worrying his parents who weren’t sure if he’d make it. After waiting two long days […]
Month: October 2023
M/W Soccer
MSOC shut out twice and on a losing streak
Michael O’Grady | Staff Writer Duquesne men’s soccer has drifted off course in October, getting kept off the scoresheet twice over the last week and seeing their losing streak hit three games. It wasn’t ugly, […]
Misc.
The best spooks and scares of the season
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor As the leaves start to die and the nights get longer and colder, there is no better way to celebrate the Halloween holiday than getting absolutely terrified. This October, the […]
Opinions
“FC24” misses goal in newest installment
Eliyahu Gasson | Staff Writer For a few short months, I was excited for the upcoming release of EA Sports’ “FC24” on the Nintendo Switch. I had hoped that it would be a significant improvement […]
M/W Soccer
WSOC extends unbeaten run to six with draw
Sean McKean | Staff Writer On Saturday afternoon, the Duquesne women’s soccer team drew to Saint Joseph’s University in a scoreless game, bringing their record to 5-5-4. Despite the game going without a goal for […]
News
Duquesne hosts the conversation: Demystifying Gender-Affirming Care
Megan Trotter | News Editor On the heels of the passage of Pittsburgh’s gender-affirming sanctuary city bill on Sept. 12 a group of Duquesne panelists discussed potential implications. While they praise the concept they question […]
News
Blue bags begone!
Rebecca Donnelly | staff writer Don’t forget your reusable bags when shopping for Halloween candy this year because plastic grocery bags will be officially banned in all operating retail establishments within the City of Pittsburgh […]
News
Bite-sized service with big impacts
Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Three years ago, a Temple University study found that nearly 40% of students in higher education experienced food insecurity. The newest of Duquesne’s own across-campus service ventures is the Center for […]
Arts & Entertainment
An enjoyably unsettling mystery with a dash of horror
Tristan Hasseman | staff writer “A Haunting in Venice” is the thrilling third installation of Kenneth Branagh’s Agatha Christie adaptations and is his best to date thanks to the unpredictable plot and increased emphasis on […]
Arts & Entertainment
Trace Brewing prepares for Pittsburgh Coffee Week
Nick Fernbaugh | staff writer The smell of coffee filled the air at Trace Brewing as many people gathered to learn latte art in Bloomfield on Tuesday night for a Latte Art Workshop. Many people […]