Features
Pittsburgh Go
By Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor This new school year sees the class of 2020 joining the Duquesne ranks. A warm welcome to all. Many new students will be as unfamiliar with Pittsburgh as they […]
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Opinions
Freshman Year Mistakes to Avoid
By Rebekah Devorak | Opinions Editor How are you supposed to know what to do in a brand new situation? This might seem like the ultimate question for any incoming freshmen. Everything is new and […]
M/W Soccer
Alvine extended through 2020-21 season
By Andrew Holman | Sports Editor Less than a year after becoming the first Duquesne women’s soccer coach to lead the program to an Atlantic 10 Championship and an NCAA tournament berth, head coach Al […]
Sports
WBB picks up 3 wins and camaraderie on Euro Tour
By Natalie Fiorilli | The Duquesne Duke Just in time for the start of classes, the Duquesne women’s basketball team is back on campus after a 12-day foreign tour in Europe. The tour, in which […]
News
Class of 2020 to be largest, most diverse
By Brandon Addeo | News Editor The incoming Duquesne class of 2020 could potentially be the largest and most ethnically diverse in university history. Current estimates from Duquesne’s enrollment office say the class will have […]
Arts & Entertainment
Boredom and frustration dampened spirits at Newark’s Kcon
By Leah Devorak | Layout Editor Delicious food, top-of-the-line makeup, celebrity meet-and-greets, free gifts and at least 30 musical performances all for the price of one concert ticket? Welcome to KCon, the biggest Korean culture […]
Arts & Entertainment
Colorful characters, beautiful design make ‘Overwatch’ a win
By Grant Stoner | Staff Writer “30 seconds remaining,” a female robotic voice warns. Mere meters away from its final destination, the attacking team needs to give the payload one final push. Yet, with a […]
Arts & Entertainment
‘Secret Life of Pets’ stays true to its acronym: ‘SLOP’
By Nicole Prieto | Staff Writer To anyone making children’s movies, take heed: Having a young target audience does not give you a license to shell out a terrible story. In what is hopefully the […]
News
Hill District students conduct drug research with help from DU students, alumni
By Brandon Addeo | News Editor Nine high school students from the Hill District are completing a five week drug research course this summer at the Citizen Science Lab on Bedford Avenue. The lab, which […]
Features
‘Accidental Soldier’: Duquesne’s Dorit Sasson shares her story
By Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor Dorit Sasson is a Duquesne ESL professor, blogger, motivational speaker and the author of the recently released book Accidental Soldier: A Memoir of Service and Sacrifice in the Israel […]