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Duquesne football safety Chris Johnson found dead

Author DukeEditor Date March 1, 2015
By Julian Routh | News Editor Duquesne football standout and Florida transfer Chris Johnson,...
Tagged chris, dead, died, dukes, Duquesne, duquesne university, florida, football, gators, johnson, Pittsburgh, safety, The Duquesne Duke, transfer, university | Leave a comment |
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Red & Blue clicking before conference tournament

Author DukeEditor Date February 25, 2015
Pat Higgins | Sports Editor After notching their second consecutive win of the season...
Tagged derrick colter, duquesne men's basketball, Jeremiah Jones, jim ferry, l.g. gill, micah mason, tysean powell | Leave a comment |
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Dukes down Billikens at home 79-66

Author DukeEditor Date February 25, 2015
Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor The Duquesne men’s basketball team put forth a dominant...
Tagged darius lewis, derrick colter, dominique mckoy, duquesne men's basketball, Jeremiah Jones, jim ferry, l.g. gill, micah mason | Leave a comment |
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Dukes down Dayton at Consol

Author DukeEditor Date February 21, 2015
Saúl Berríos-Thomas | Layout Editor The Dukes pulled off a colossal upset on Saturday...
Tagged darius lewis, derrick colter, duquesne men's basketball, Jeremiah Jones, jim ferry, l.g. gill, micah mason | Leave a comment |
Photo by Claire Murray | Photo Editor. University President Charles Dougherty poses for a photo Monday in his office in the Administration Building. The 65 year-old announced last week that he will step down from his post on June 30, 2016, citing term limits and family as his reasons.
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President Dougherty to retire in ’16 amid DU growth

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
By Kaye Burnet and Julian Routh | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne President Charles Dougherty...
Tagged 2016, Africa, charles, class size, committee, david zubik, dougherty, Duquesne, duquesne university, endowment, enrollment, Pittsburgh, power center, president, retire, search, The Duquesne Duke, timothy austin, university | Leave a comment |
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NLRB remands Duquesne’s religious exemption repeal

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
By Julian Routh | News Editor The National Labor Relations Board rejected Duquesne’s appeal...
Tagged adjunct, appeal, bridget fare, clint benjamin, Duquesne, duquesne university, exemption, faculty, laber, national, nlrb, part time, Pittsburgh, relations, religious, robin sowards, ruling, The Duquesne Duke, union, united steelworkers, university, vojtko | Leave a comment |
Photo by Claire Murray | Photo Editor. A Duquesne class ring reflects off of a table. The ring, which was created in the early 20th century, is one of the most recognizable rings in the country.
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Arti-Facts: Duquesne ring unites alumni abroad

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
By Carolyn Conte | The Duquesne Duke A simple sparkle on one’s finger can...
Tagged class, Duquesne, duquesne university, fort duquesne, Pittsburgh, ring, The Duquesne Duke, university | Leave a comment |
Courtesy Photo. Law student Ali Viola holds her awards at the 2014 Super Grands in December.
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Law student succeeds at Sport Karate World Games

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
By Jen Cardone | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne first-year law student Ali Viola is...
Tagged 2014, ali viola, Champion, Duquesne, duquesne university, karate, law, national, Pittsburgh, Student, super grands, The Duquesne Duke, university | Leave a comment |
Courtesy Photo. Dean Philip Reeder collects survey data using a Total Station at the Greek Orthodox Bishop of Nazareth’s residence near Mary’s Cave.
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Bayer dean’s research reveals ancient mysteries in Israel, Greece

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
By Max Blechman | The Duquesne Duke Philip Reeder, dean of the Bayer School...
Tagged Bayer, dean, Duquesne, duquesne university, greece, israel, marys cave, natural, nazareth, philip, Pittsburgh, Reeder, research, sciences, The Duquesne Duke, university | Leave a comment |
Courtesy of Athletic Department Senior captain Chandler Consonery (right) and junior Alexa Miller (left) high-five after a point earlier this season. Consonery is 7-7 in singles competition and 10-3 in doubles play this year.
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Women’s tennis splits weekend pair

Author DukeEditor Date February 18, 2015
Natalie Fiorilli | The Duquesne Duke The Duquesne women’s tennis team competed in back-to-back...
Tagged chandler consonery, duquesne women's tennis, sarah shashura | Leave a comment |
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