Opinions
Gun control debate
04/04/2019 By Duke Staff While the national outlook for gun control in America is often disheartening, advocates in Pittsburgh are finally able to celebrate a local win this week. In a 6-3 vote by the […]
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Opinions
Italy to sign memorandum of understanding with China
04/04/2019 By Alexander Wolfe | Staff Columnist I won’t let one Justice Department release bury what should be last month’s biggest international news. Italy has announced that it intends to sign a so-called Memorandum of […]
Columns
Duke editors try hand with NCAA Tournament brackets
Adam Lindner | Sports Editor March 28, 2019 Each March, the NCAA Tournament demands the nation’s attention, decreasing work productivity in the process. Besides, who has time for anything else when there are games to […]
Men's Basketball
DU, Pitt call off City Game for 2019-20 season
Jacob Hebda | Staff Writer March 28, 2019 After much speculation, it was officially announced last Thursday that the City Game will not be played in 2019, but will resume in 2020. The annual matchup […]
Columns
City Game is fun, but don’t hold decision against Pitt
David Borne | Staff Writer March 28, 2019 When the news broke about Pitt’s decision to not play the annual City Game next season, I was disappointed. The City Game is a fun, great way […]
Opinions
Chick-fil-A continues to financially support anti-LGBTQ+ organizations
03/28/2019 By Ollie Gratzinger | Opinions Editor It turns out that your spicy chicken sandwich still comes with a side of homophobia: In a less-than-shocking report by ThinkProgress, it was revealed that Chick-fil-A has continued […]
Opinions
Release the Mueller report!
03/28/2019 By Duke Staff The anticipated end to the “Mueller report,” which has grabbed headlines and reigned over cable news chyrons for the 22 month span of the investigation, dominated national attention on Sunday afternoon. […]
Features
De Fer Coffee & Tea: Cute, cozy, caffeine
03/28/2019 Katia Faroun | Photo Editor Hidden in the Strip District on Smallman Street is a cozy European-style coffee shop that’ll melt any coffee lover’s heart. From its delicious lattes and lavender grey tea to […]
Features
Duquesne professor’s lecture on newest book
03/28/2019 Ashley Newman | Staff Writer When a government passes legislation giving more rights to its citizens, the decision is often celebrated. Rights are usually viewed in a positive light as giving citizens more freedom […]
Opinions
Political tensions heat up in U.K. as Brexit deadline nears
03/28/2019 By Colleen Hammond | Staff Columnist In the summer of 2016, former United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron proposed a referendum to leave the European Union. By an exceedingly narrow margin, the people voted […]