News
Duquesne announces Dausey as new provost
Raymond Arke | News Editor As Duquesne plans for their new era laid out in the strategic plan, the campus welcomed a new face to the role of provost and vice president of academic affairs. […]
Pittsburgh
Opinions
2018 Grammy Awards lack gender equality
02/01/2018 By Shivani Gosai | Opinions Editor Although several celebrities at the 2018 Grammy Awards were adorned with symbolic white roses, the statement of solidarity for the initiative to end sexual harassment and gender inequality […]
Opinions
OP ED: Amazon choosing Pittsburgh as headquarters may be destructive
02/01/2018 By Duke Staff Any day now, Amazon will announce the location of its highly-sought after second headquarters. With Pittsburgh being an underdog choice, it can be quite romantic to imagine our city landing such […]
Opinions
Pope criticized for defending sex abuse scandal
02/01/2018 By Rachel Pierce | Staff Writer The Catholic Church is going out of business. The steep decline in attendance has left leaders desperate to pull more members, particularly amongst millennials. However, Pope Francis’s comments […]
Features
Local DU chef, activist featured on TBS’ ‘Full Frontal’
02/01/2018 By Elsa Buehler | Staff Writer Marla Blunt: member of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), political organizer, fighter for a living wage and fair healthcare and Duquesne’s vegan/vegetarian chef. Blunt puts her all […]
News
Pitt student running for local state representative seat
Raymond Arke | News Editor 02/01/18 Many students vote and follow the news, and some wish to be a real part of the political process. For one University of Pittsburgh student, he’s following through on […]
News
Book by political science professor investigates Russia’s influence in Estonia, Baltic states
Kailey Love | Photo Editor 02/01/18 As talk of an aggressive, meddling Russia swirls in news reports, one Duquesne professor has taken an in-depth look at the aspects of Russia’s influence on its neighbors. Jennie […]
News
Dangerous flu sweeps country, campus
Alex Wolfe | Staff Writer 02/01/18 In 2018, you would think the human race could have conquered one of the most common diseases in the history of our planet. Yet, Time Magazine reported that since […]
Columns
Loyalty in sport doesn’t seem to be two-way street
Adam Lindner | Sports Editor 02/01/2018 When Blake Griffin became an unrestricted free agent this past summer, Los Angeles Clippers executives gave Griffin an extravagant display in an effort to re-sign him. Griffin was shown […]
Features
Take a trip back in time: Life on the Bluff 50 years ago
02/01/2018 By Jamie Crow | Staff Writer In United States history, 1968 stands as one of the most eventful years to date. As the U.S. made its attempt to get a man on the moon, […]