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Expert NFL Predictions from The Duke’s Staff: Week 13
The Duke staff took last week off from predicting Sunday Night Football to spend time with family and friends over…
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A&E’s Best and Worst of 2019
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Mac Miller’s family announces new album Circles
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Doctor Who season boasts culturally relevant themes
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Oscar nominees rife with strange choices and poor diversity
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Plants: giving us food, medicine, shelter and music?
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Duquesne study abroad program to New Delhi returns
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With global pandemics on the rise, public health is at risk
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Social media flurries over a “draft:” could it happen?
01/16/2020 Kellen Stepler | features editor If you’ve consumed any form of social media this past month, chances are…
Osteopathic School of Medicine finds its home at DU
New drug created to target only cancer cells
Changes come to university core curriculum
Debate society hosts Electoral College event
Questions arise over food quality and safety at Duquesne
United Way seeks volunteers to help with tax refunds
Thomas Merton photography exhibit to leave Gumberg
National Career Development month at DU
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Men’s basketball beats Fordham, 58-56, in overtime
James Leo | Staff Writer Jan. 16, 2019 Heading into Wednesday’s game, the Dukes were 10th in the nation…
Basketball teams doing their job, students need to show support
Uneventful winter suggests another disappointing summer for Pirates
Dukes move to 7-0 for first time since 1979-80
WBB tops Akron, unbeaten in last six games
New leadership looks to bring Pirates back to relevance
Men’s basketball taking 3-0 record to Bahamas
MLB offseason rumors overshadowed by Astros scandal
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With global pandemics on the rise, public health is at risk
Hannah Boucher | Staff Columnist 1/16/2020 Disease has been a constant threat to human civilization, whether it be the…
Fake news breeds danger for the future of democracy
Women Can’t Win
Bowing out of the monarchy’s traditions
Relief from high prescription prices is nearing
Gentrification breeds radically different views of the same city
Tensions with Iran raise under deeply inconsistent policies
Paradise Lost
A failed twist on a holiday classic
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Plants: giving us food, medicine, shelter and music?
Hallie Lauer | News Editor Almost every middle school science fair has the project where a student takes two plants…
Duquesne study abroad program to New Delhi returns
Jessica Lincoln | Staff Writer This year, the Center for Healthcare Ethics is once again offering a summer study abroad…
Starting the new year and the new semester on the right foot
2020 marks not just the start of a new semester, but a new year. Whether you’re beginning your first semester…
Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree at Duquesne’s Christmas Ball
Hannah Rauh | Staff Writer 12/05/2019 Students at Duquesne have the opportunity to really get into the Christmas spirit this…
Eating, shopping and schoolwork: How to do Thanksgiving Break right
Hannah Rauh | Staff Writer Just imagine a picturesque Thanksgiving dinner — turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes steaming on the…
Duquesne students greeted by therapy dogs at Gumberg Library
Hannah Rauh | Staff Writer Duquesne students were given a little taste of home last week, when therapy dogs came…
Point Park student showcases his talents through sound production
Colleen Hammond | Opinions Editor Gentle humming faded through the air as actors in muted-colored costumes darted in and…
The Day After Halloween: Why students have off
Ashley Newman | Staff Writer Each year, Duquesne students are gifted with the day after Halloween off from classes. Many…
Runners fill Pittsburgh streets during EQT 10 Miler
Grace Rosello | staff writer Crossing over the Smithfield Street Bridge before sunrise on Nov. 2, the Equitable Resources, Inc…
Duquesne NPHC hosts Pumpkin Painting event
Kellen Stepler | assistant features editor Halloween without festive pumpkins is no Halloween at all. The Duquesne National Pan-Hellenic…
DuPo keeping campus safe on Halloween
Ashley Newman | Staff Writer Dressing up, fun parties and watching scary movies are just some of the many things…
McGinley-Rice Symposium event sheds on light story of homelessness
10/24/19 Grace Rosello | staff writer James S. Withers, M.D., F.A.C.P. and founder of Pittsburgh Mercy’s Operation Safety Net program…
Cheap and easy Halloween costume how-to
10/17/19 Ashley Newman | Staff Writer Halloween can be a blessing and a curse; on one hand, it’s super fun…
Interactive display on homelessness highlights experience through art
10/10/19 Griffin Sendek | Photo Editor Division of Mission Identity and Center for Community Engaged Teaching and Research collaborated with…
Men's Basketball View all
Men’s basketball beats Fordham, 58-56, in overtime
James Leo | Staff Writer Jan. 16, 2019 Heading into Wednesday’s game, the Dukes were 10th…
Dukes move to 7-0 for first time since 1979-80
WBB tops Akron, unbeaten in last six games
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New look WBB finding footing in non-conference play
David Borne | Sports Editor Nov. 14, 2019 While the roster has changed quite a bit…
Former WBB star Agunbiade lands G-League coaching gig
Can’t-miss games from the women’s basketball season
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Men’s soccer loses home finale, fighting for playoff spot
Dom Ferro | Staff Writer 10/31/2019 Under the lights and pouring rain on Saturday night, the…