Features

Ember Duke | layout editor A love for history has followed Associate Professor John Dwyer his whole life. His father lived through the Great Depression, got drafted into World War II and received a GI […]

Kaitlyn Hughes | features editor Lucía Osa-Melero was at a conference in Valencia, Spain, four years ago when she decided how she wanted to honor National Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month at Duquesne. During her […]

Photo story by Ava Rieger & Charlotte Shields-Rossi | multimedia editor & staff writer Steelers Student Rush hosted a day of games, music and giveaways to get students excited for the school year and football […]

Charlotte Shields-Rossi | Staff Writer Although Rylee Prenatt comes to Redhawk Coffee for the convenience of the location, she enjoys the sense of community most. “It definitely brings more people. It’s definitely benefiting our apartment […]

Josh Imhof | Staff Writer Stray cats roam all through the country, populating rural areas and cities. They can be found hiding under decks, drinking from fountains or in dumpsters behind apartment buildings. More than […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor For many students the first week of college means adjusting to a home away from home, but for commuters it means cramming their things into a backpack and traveling to […]

Isabella Abbott | Features Editor Coming to Duquesne, the only thing I was certain would be a part of my college journey was the rowing team. I started as an undecided liberal arts student athlete […]

Brentaro Yamane | Multimedia Editor When I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in Sports Information & Media and Multiplatform Journalism in December 2022, there was a part of my heart that was sad. When I […]

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief United Kingdom native Anna Lapwood might be known best to her younger audiences for her organ performance clips on TikTok. From 2024 hits to reimagined classical pieces, Lapwood reminded her audience […]