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Ember Duke | Staff Writer The long anticipated Duquesne University College of Osteopathic Medicine opened its doors for the first time on Jan. 17 to students, faculty and the public. From the outside, it’s hard […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor Repurposed quilts, dog portraits in gold frames and trendy watches took over a small section of Gumberg library’s fourth floor with professor Laura Engel’s graduate exhibit “Curating the Archives,” on […]

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Dan Gilman, chief of staff and senior advisor to the president at Duquesne University, has taken on an additional role as a board member for the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency […]

Naomi Girson | Staff Writer Vice President of Student Life Douglas Frizzell is set to pass the torch this spring after nine years to new vice president Leanna Fenneberg. Fenneberg has been working in higher […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor The Rev. Sean Hogan born in Limerick, Ireland in 1941 never expected to end up at a small Catholic University 3,345 miles away. One of eight siblings, he served as […]

Maxwell Marcello | Staff Writer This past fiscal year saw Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank distribute more meals than it did during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and is reaching levels not seen since […]

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Baylee Martin’s day job is news anchor on Wheeling West Virginia’s local station, WTRF. But last week, she rocked out to Taylor Swift on Ohio Valley’s “Dancing with the Stars” (DWTS) […]

Zach Petroff & Naomi Girson | Opinions Editor & Staff Writer Paul Landis’s voice began to shake when he started talking about what happened in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. By the time he finished […]

Eliyahu Gasson | Staff Writer Semahagn Abebe fled Ethiopia to Germany in 2005 to avoid government political violence stemming from his teachings at Ethiopian Civil Service University. On Tuesday, Abebe spoke at Duquesne about his […]