Opinions

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief I recently visited Philadelphia’s Reading Terminal Market, a culturally-diverse food oasis in the city’s center – something that Pittsburgh does not have. What I noticed first, as I weaved in and […]

Maxwell Marcello | Staff Writer Since as far back as anyone remembers, the heated debate over media evolution and its impact on society has persisted. Amidst the evolution from cable television to short-form videos on […]

Emily Ambery | Layout Editor Since the turn of the century, email has become the primary mode of communication in the modern American office. While this technology has revolutionized communication, it has also become a […]

Eliyahu Gasson | Opinions Editor The virtue of democracy is that it gives people the opportunity to choose who represents them in government. We are not ruled by some despot in a palace or a […]

Kaitlyn Hughes | Staff Writer With a commuter population of 4,700 students in a major city, it is time Duquesne considers embedding public transit costs within tuition. According to Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s website, the UPass […]

Rebecca Jozwiak | Staff Writer On Feb. 11, the Kansas City Chiefs were on top of the world after winning their second consecutive Super Bowl. Just two days later, Kansas City was dismayed, choked by […]

Max Marcello | Staff Writer Foreign affairs are emerging as a pivotal issue in the upcoming election, marking a significant shift from traditional perspectives. 2024’s major foreign policy debate is quickly shaping up to center […]

Julia Halvas | Staff Writer  The release of a new iPhone used to come with a line out the door of whatever electronics carried it. Customers would set up camp overnight just to be among […]

Megan Trotter | News Editor The mental health movement has been working overtime to destigmatize the societal hush order on discussing mental health. With an increased push for people to be more emotionally aware, some […]