Opinions
Nick’s declassified: school survival guide
08/29/2019 By Nicolas Jozefczyk | Staff Writer For any student, the start of the school year can be daunting. This can be especially true for freshmen. Where are my classes? How do I […]
Pittsburgh
Arts & Entertainment
Under the Bridge aims to entertain Homestead
Sean Armstrong | Staff Writer 08/29/19 The Under the Bridge festival happening Saturday, Aug. 31 at 100 E 7th Ave. under the Homestead Grays Bridge is a chance to showcase the growth and character of […]
Features
Lidia’s restaurant in Strip District to close
Ashley Newman | Staff Writer 08/29/2019 If you’ve ever walked through the Strip District with someone familiar with the area, chances are you’ve stopped at Lidia’s. It has been a Pittsburgh staple for nearly two […]
Opinions
Spike in Downtown violence disturbing, but not unfixable
08/29/2019 By Ollie Gratzinger | Editor-in-Chief One month. Three stabbings. Four victims. The news coming out of Pittsburgh’s central business district hasn’t been very good lately, to say the least. A wave of violence has […]
Features
Weekend art festival takes over Shadyside area
By Samantha Zapach | Staff Writer Although the end of summer is quickly approaching, the fun activities to experience in Pittsburgh continue on. The 23rd annual Shadyside Arts Festival will take place on Saturday, Aug. 24, […]
News
Former Italian Prime Minister has ties to Duquesne
By Ollie Gratzinger | Editor-in-Chief After more than a year of political and financial uncertainty, Italy’s government collapsed on Tuesday following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte. According to a Duke article from the […]
News
Duquesne to add school of osteopathic medicine
By Gabriella DiPietro | Features Editor Duquesne’s campus seems to be ever-changing and evolving — a trend that will continue as the university adds a medical college to the mix. The university announced that it […]
Features
What events are happening on campus this year?
By Kendra Kneisl | Staff Writer Welcome back to the Bluff! The start of a new academic year means another semester filled with time-tested favorite events as well as some new ones. So, what’s on […]
News
New vice provost announced for Duq
By Kellan Stepler | Staff Writer The start of a new school year can signal many changes and new beginnings for most people. Take Dr. Jeffrey Miller, for example. Miller was named vice provost of […]
Opinions
Rainbow capitalism could harm LGBTQ+ community
By Timothy Rush | Staff Columnist The U.S. has undergone rapid social change over the course of the last two decades, and while things are far from perfect, strides have been made toward inclusion. Progress […]