News
Caffeine alters internal clocks
By Kayla Casavant | The Duquesne Duke A late night cup of coffee can confuse your body’s ability to tell time, according to a recent study from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Kenneth Wright, a […]
The Duquesne Duke
Sports
Fantasy football picks: Week 4
By Jake King | For The Duquesne Duke Week 4 NFL It seems everybody plays fantasy football nowadays. Whether you are in a league with the kids on your floor, in a league with your […]
News
UPMC ICU re-opens after mold investigation
By Bridget Seelinger | The Duquesne Duke A cardio-thoracic unit and the transplant program at UPMC Presbyterian and Montefiore was shut down last week after a patient, diagnosed with a fungal infection of the lungs, […]
News
South Side hookah lounge owner convicted of sexually assaulting Duquesne student
By Brandon Addeo | The Duquesne Duke An Allegheny County jury Sept. 24 convicted a South Side hookah bar owner of forcing a Duquesne student to perform a sex act in his car. Ijaz Khokhar, […]
Arts & Entertainment
GO:OD Weekend: After release of new album, Mac Miller returns home to reconnect with fans
By Julian Routh | Editor-in-Chief Just 24 hours after dropping his first major label release, Mac Miller is certain he won’t drop anything else soon. Especially not in a softball game against his own fans […]
Features
The Yard’s grilled cheese conjures fond childhood memories
By Lauren Zawatski | The Duquesne Duke If you think that you’ve left behind the simple deliciousness of grilled cheese sandwiches in your adolescent days, The Yard is here to prove you wrong. The newly […]
Opinions
‘The View’ nursing controversy another example of the misunderstood profession
By Bridget Seelinger | Student Columnist Last week during the talent portion of the Miss America pageant, Miss Colorado Kelley Johnson’s talent was a monologue. But it wasn’t just an ordinary monologue: It was a […]
News
Commuters protest late night parking fines
By Casey Chafin | The Duquesne Duke After receiving hundreds of dollars in fines for parking on campus between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m., Duquesne commuter students are awaiting a response from the Office of […]
News
Professor dedicated to service dies at 70
By Kaye Burnet | News Editor Thomas Mattei, former associate dean and professor of pharmacy at Duquesne, died Saturday at age 70 of complications after surgery. Mattei spent more than 40 years as a faculty […]
Sports
2015-16 NHL Preview
By Natalie Fiorilli and Joseph Sykes | The Duquesne Duke Western Conference – Joseph Sykes CENTRAL The Central boasts some of the most talented teams in the NHL, which makes for an amazing storyline to […]