Opinions
Underage drinking plagues universities
By Rebekah Devorak | Opinions Editor For many college students, Friday nights – and let’s be honest, probably the rest of the weekend, too – are all about how many beers can be chugged at […]
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Features
Have yourself a cookie-filled Christmas
By Rebekah Devorak | Opinions Editor Nothing says Christmas break quite like drowning all of your finals week sorrows in endless cookie dough. That is, until you realize with sudden panic that you haven’t started […]
Opinions
Dougherty calls for compassion
By Duke Staff Lost in the stress of finals week was a sensible, encouraging email from Duquesne President Charles Dougherty calling on the university community to stand beside its Muslim students and faculty. Dougherty’s email, […]
Columns
Dukes off to best start since 1979-80 with win over UMBC
By Andrew Holman | The Duquesne Duke It was evident that Duquesne was focused and ready to rebound from its loss to Pitt. The Dukes played aggressive defense from the opening whistle, forcing turnovers and […]
Men's Basketball
Hope is not lost for Dukes after disappointing loss to Pitt
By Andrew Holman | The Duquesne Duke The Dukes rolled to a 6-1 start to begin the season and it seemed everyone was drinking the Duquesne basketball Kool-Aid. The hype around the City Game was […]
Men's Basketball
Pitt routs Duquesne in City Game, wins 15th straight meeting
By Joseph Sykes | Sports Editor Friday’s intercity matchup between Pitt and Duquesne once again failed to reignite the two team’s old rivalry after the Panthers routed the Dukes 96-74 for their 15th straight victory […]
Men's Basketball
Men’s hoops improves record to 6-1 with win over MVSU
By Natalie Fiorilli | The Duquesne Duke In Tuesday night’s victory over Mississippi Valley State, Duquesne men’s basketball improved their record to 6-1 , something the program has not accomplished since the 2007-08 season. Points […]
Football
Football loses heartbreaker in Williamsburg
By Joseph Sykes | Sports Editor There’s always that one college football game that lives on in the memory of the players. Unfortunately for the 2015 Dukes, that memory will be a loss. But what […]
News
Pa budget impasse threatens college aid
By Casey Chafin | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne students who rely on state funds to pay their tuition have no choice but to wait and watch as Pennsylvania lawmakers fail to pass a state budget […]
News
Strangers share a home with Airbnb
By Kaye Burnet | News Editor Daven Deng is used to sharing his South Side Slopes apartment with strangers. The 40-year-old University of Pittsburgh visiting scholar from Shanghai is a frequent host with the house-sharing […]