News
Houston, we solved a problem
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor March 09, 2023 Traditionally, spring break is a time for students to cut loose and relax, whether it’s at home or on a beach. That was not the case for […]
Year: 2023
News
EnCOMPASSing, inclusive education
Emma Polen | News Editor March 09, 2023 Every week, Colton Vazquez meets with his friend Nathan Pearson to practice for his monologue for Acting IV class. This is more than a study session, though. […]
News
“Check out” the campus police for a day
Hannah Peters | Staff Writer March 09, 2023 Books, as great and informative as they may be, have limits when it comes to verbally connecting to readers. But on Wednesday, Gumberg Library found a way […]
Columns
It’s the most wonderful time of the year
Luke Henne | Editor-in-Chief March 9, 2023 I’m a traditionalist, plain and simple. I crave logic, order and structure. Change isn’t a friend of mine. I love repetition, knowing when certain dates and events will […]
Opinions
Lessons I learned from my little sisters
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor March 9, 2023 Being the eldest of six, with four younger sisters, is not for the faint of heart. It was not until I turned 18 and moved out that […]
Opinions
How were the Murdaughs overlooked for so long?
Sarah Stager | Staff Writer March 9, 2023 The Alex Murdaugh trial, which has taking the streaming services by storm, is one of the most prolific examples of the wealthy elite overstepping the bounds of […]
Arts & Entertainment
Front-runner for this year’s Academy Awards
Andy Kamis | Staff Writer March 9, 2023 The movie full of googly eyes, hotdog fingers and zany costumes is up for eleven Oscar nominations at the Academy Awards this Sunday. Since its release nearly […]
Features
DU student grows optimism in new garden
Isabella Abbott | Features Editor March 9, 2023 Duquesne’s campus is about to get a little greener, at least indoors, that is. Fifth-year biomedical engineering student Tony Carbino is nearing the end of his hydroponic […]
Opinions
Red, green and blue — mental health on the minds of politicians
Emma Polen | News Editor March 9, 2023 Like many other touchy subjects, depression has become a politically charged debate. Last May, U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, D-PA, checked himself into a mental health clinic following […]
Arts & Entertainment
The Anatomy of Love with Kali Uchis’ new album
Bunny Schaaf | Staff Writer March 9, 2023 Kali Uchis’ latest release, “Red Moon In Venus,” is an album saturated in honey-sweet and groovy ballads about love, lust and romance. “The whole project is about […]