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Ember Duke | Staff Writer Thousands gathered at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium early Sunday morning to fundraise and spread awareness of kidney disease at the city’s annual Kidney Walk. Hosted by the National Kidney […]

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 […]

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. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Max Marcello | Staff Writer Managing a supply chain is a daunting task for any organization, regardless of size. On Wednesday, students were presented with a glimpse as to how real-world companies navigate the tightrope […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor The 2023 Eradicate Hate Global Summit opened its doors Wednesday for its third annual conference. Founded after the Oct. 27, 2018, Tree of Life Synagogue shooting, the conference was the […]

Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor By the time you are done reading this sentence, at least two Americans will be in need of blood. The Red Cross estimates that every two seconds someone in the […]

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Aside from PB&Js, the Office of Commuter Affairs is now serving up a commuter book club on Wednesdays in the commuter center. The club originally was proposed before the semester as […]