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Kaitlyn Hughes | Staff Writer Former Duquesne men’s basketball Head Coach Keith Dambrot never publicized that he was Jewish growing up because he thought it would hurt his career. Now as he sees tourmoil in […]

Emily Ambery | Layout Editor Duquesne held its annual Undergraduate Research & Scholarship Symposium last week showcasing research from across its academic schools. The symposium began on April 15 with a browsing session and will […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor As part of his three-day campaign across Pennsylvania, President Joe Biden made his way to the United Steel Workers Headquarters — half a mile from Duquesne’s campus — on Wednesday […]

Eliyahu Gasson | Opinions Editor Friday evening’s Spirit of Diversity Celebration, hosted by The Center for Excellence in Diversity and Student Inclusion at Duquesne, has welcomed many keynote speakers who discuss multicultural issues. This year’s […]

Naomi Girson & Michael O’Grady | Staff Writers 20,000 Pittsburghers were shorted out of housing this year due to a lack of affordable options. On Saturday, more than 150 frustrated city residents congregated in the […]

Kaitlyn Hughes | Staff Writer For Matt Bottegal, viewing the total solar eclipse in a public space was a no-brainer. “It’s so much more fun to experience things with other people,” Bottegal said. “I want […]

Maxwell Marcello | Staff Writer  BikePGH, held a vigil to honor James Mills. The 67-year-old cyclist, was struck on March 26 died five days later. The local nonprofit met at the intersection of Liberty and […]

Eliyahu Gasson | Opinions Editor Pittsburgh’s Penn Station light rail stop hasn’t seen regular use since 2007, but with development plans laid out, it’s possible that regular service may return to this under-used station. Returning […]

Ember Duke | Staff Writer The Duquesne University chapter of Best Buddies, a nonprofit which works to end the stigma about intellectual and developmental disabilities, landed in the top five fundraising teams for the organization’s […]