News
Sorority raises over $19,000 for Make-A-Wish
Emily Ambery | Layout Editor At 15 years old, Mia Thompson fights Germinoma, a type of tumor found in the brain. At 10 years old, violinist Fred Poe, has had 10 surgeries related to his […]
Year: 2023
News
Soft words, big impact— echos from the Hill
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Who decides what happens to the neighborhood? That is the question tour guide Terri Baltimore posed to Duquesne attendees at the beginning of a tour of the historic Hill District. […]
Arts & Entertainment
Mic Drop works to build a capella community
Natalie Rodriguez | Staff Writer Friday’s performance was “aca-awesome” as Duquesne’s a capella group Mic Drop welcomed groups from three different schools for their annual “Beats on the Bluff.” The visiting ensembles included Carnegie Mellon […]
Football
Eighth-Ranked Blue Hens batter Dukes
Spencer Thomas | Sports Editor They may be flightless birds, but the Delaware Blue Hens took to the air and used a lethal passing attack to beat Duquesne on Saturday, 43-17. Delaware quarterback Drew O’Connor […]
Features
Caribbean dinner brings culture to campus
Bridget Abbott | Staff Writer Passing the Towers Multipurpose room on Oct. 5, students could smell the rich aroma of Caribbean cuisine and listen to the rhythm of steel drums. The Center for African Studies […]
Arts & Entertainment
New milkshake hits 2023 homecoming scene
Maria Hickman | Staff Writer I scream, you scream, we all scream for – milkshakes? Duquesne students will be shouting from the rooftops over Moonlit Burgers’ new milkshake, “the Frosty Duq.” The shake consists of […]
Opinions
Finding a peaceful solution may seem impossible, but we have to try
John Chekal | Staff Writer Over the weekend, Hamas invaded Israeli territory on the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, and Israel responded by declaring war. The Associated Press reports that more than 2,200 […]
Opinions
Pin Jim Jordan to the House Speaker
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Jim Jordan and I have a lot in common. We are both from Ohio, we both coached wrestling and we both spend way too much time on social media. And […]
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 […]
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, […]