Sports
Lacrosse wins fourth straight over Akron
Jack Morgan | Staff Writer After a brutal 20-2 loss in the City Game to start the 2024 season, things have changed in a drastic way for the Duquesne Dukes. They capped off a perfect […]
Month: February 2024
Arts & Entertainment
National Aviary ‘fla-mingles’ education, conservation efforts
Emily Fritz | A&E Editor Laughter accompanied the honking coming from the “Wetlands” of the National Aviary on Saturday as guests from all over came to see the American flamingos. Rizzo, one of the social […]
News
Midterm week internet outage explained
Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief The network outage that impacted Duquesne on Wednesday was caused by a hardware failure through their internet service provider, according to Tom Dugas. The outage lasted roughly six hours. Dugas is […]
News
Greek life tailgate supports philanthropy
Kaitlyn Hughes | Staff Writer The Greek Life Tailgate took place in the Auxiliary Gym of the Cooper Fieldhouse prior to the Dukes’ basketball game against the La Salle Explorers on Wednesday night. The tailgate […]
Sports
Dukes’ win streak comes to an end at 6
Rowan DuBois | Staff Writer The Duquesne Women’s Basketball team’s six-game win streak came to an end on Wednesday, as they were defeated on a trip to conference-leaders Richmond, 90-74. Duquesne upset the Spiders in […]
News
Students have concerns about grab-and-go food
Ember Duke | Staff Writer Even with expanded hours at Hogan, Chick-fil-A and Cinco Cantina this semester, students are still turning to more convenient grab-and-go options. The problem, however, is those options can have their […]
News
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy announces finished $2 million rehabilitation project
Emily Ambery | Layout Editor The City of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy announced, its completion of its over 5-year, two phase renovation to the oldest park in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Commons. From the North […]
News
Food pantry partners with Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank
Megan Trotter | News Editor Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank’s Eliza Kuhn knows it’s hard for students to focus on their studies when they don’t know where their next meal is coming from. That’s why, […]
News
Seniors weigh post-grad housing options
Eliyahu Gasson | Opinions Editor Recent data from real estate brokerage Redfin shows that the cost of renting a home in Pittsburgh is now cheaper than owning one. Buying a home, especially for people just […]
Opinions
Kansas City shooting demands legislative action
Rebecca Jozwiak | Staff Writer On Feb. 11, the Kansas City Chiefs were on top of the world after winning their second consecutive Super Bowl. Just two days later, Kansas City was dismayed, choked by […]