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Rangos Prize deadline approaches
Sovi Herring | Staff Writer Nov. 3, 2022 As the 2023 Rangos Prize deadline of Dec. 9 gets closer, students are encouraged to begin learning about the requirements to have the best chance at developing […]
Sovi Herring | Staff Writer Nov. 3, 2022 As the 2023 Rangos Prize deadline of Dec. 9 gets closer, students are encouraged to begin learning about the requirements to have the best chance at developing […]
Alicia Dye | News Editor Nov. 3, 2022 The NiteSpot reopened in the first floor of the Duquesne Union after its months-long renovation. The NiteSpot is a popular area for students that offers a variety […]
Max Marcello | Staff Writer Oct. 27, 2022 Mental health is an issue millions of university students experience across the United States. Despite its growing prevalence in personal lives and society at large, it still […]
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Oct. 27, 2022 At 8:15 a.m. on Tuesday mornings, Isis Philibert takes the 40 minute bus ride from Homewood to Duquesne University. Her first class starts at 9:25 a.m. — […]
Alicia Dye | News Editor Oct. 27, 2022 Pennsylvania is one state that is being heavily watched in the upcoming 2022 general election. With dozens of races across the state, The Duke is detailing three; […]
Alicia Dye | News Editor Oct. 20, 2022 Duquesne University has adopted a new student survey system, replacing the old Student Evaluation Survey (SES) for Student Perception of Teaching (SPOT), which was formally launched this […]
Sophie Perrino | Staff Writer Oct. 20, 2022 Students in the Mary Pappert School of Music came together with Duquesne’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Association on Wednesday afternoon to perform a moving and inspirational concert […]
Alicia Dye | News Editor Oct. 13, 2022 With Indigenous Peoples’ Day being marked this week, Duquesne University welcomed a member of the Mandan, Hidasta, and Arikara (MHA) Nation as a guest for the global […]
Spencer Thomas | Sports Editor Oct. 13, 2022 Ask Ekeland scored a pair of goals as the Duquesne men’s soccer team coasted to a 5-1 victory against the St. Bonaventure Bonnies on Wednesday night at […]
Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Oct. 13, 2022 When Duquesne University President Ken Gormley took over in 2016, he posed a question to his newly formed cabinet: “What would these founding Spiritan priests do if […]
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