By Katie Walsh | Opinions Editor Pope Benedict XVI’s successor will have a number of issues to face upon stepping into his place as the head of the Catholic Church. Topics range from defending traditional […]
By: Allison Keene|The Duquesne Duke Pittsburgh, profiled in a three-by-two foot pamphlet. Roughly. Urbanist magazine and local nonprofit organization TEDx partnered to present a new guide to Pittsburgh this weekend designed to profile new and […]
By Katie Walsh | Opinions Editor Spring break is peeking around the corner and calling all of our names. It’s a well-deserved time to be relaxed and enjoy yourself, with no pesky class to interrupt. […]
By: Zach Brendza|Features Editor It’s a classic case of looks can be deceiving; the things you find in places you least expect it. An Indian restaurant in Bloomfield is an unexpected find. Okay, maybe it’s […]
By Georgie Flynn | Student Columnist We are in the middle of the second semester of the school year, so trying to find a place to live in the upcoming year is going to […]
By: Joel Frehn|The Duquesne Duke Go see Snitch. If you’re torn about what film to catch before Jack the Giant Slayer is released, this is what I would suggest. It is one of the few […]
By Crissy Holtzer | Student Columnist We all know someone who prefers to spend his or her free time alone, hates doing group work and would rather do just about anything than speak in […]
By: Zach Brendza|Features Editor Post-rock, as a genre, always seemed to fit the role of soundtracks for films and entertainment. Take Explosions in the Sky’s efforts on the Friday Night Lights soundtrack. Having written all […]
Thousand Foot Krutch 7 p.m., Feb. 28 The band will perform at Altar Bar in the Strip District. Also performing are Love and Death, The Letter Black, The Wedding, Shrouded in Neglect and Unparalleled Height. […]
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