By: Sam Fatula | A&E Editor Although you may be vaguely familiar with Duquesne’s theater arts troupe, The Red Masquers remain an underappreciated talent within the University’s student body. Every semester, the Red Masquers put […]
By: Sam Fatula | A&E Editor The term overwhelming doesn’t justly characterize Sunday’s 57th annual Grammy Awards … although everything from jampacked performances to Kim Kardashian’s Ric Flair-inspired robe could argue otherwise. Rather, the award […]
By: Sean Ray | The Duquesne Duke Exploring haunted houses is one of the biggest tropes in any kind of horror story. Those rickety old structures can hold all kinds of monsters, spirits and traps. […]
Sean Ray | Student Columnist Terrorist organization ISIL, formerly known as ISIS, burnt a captured Jordanian pilot earlier this month, sparking retaliations from the country, including a series of air strikes and the execution of […]
By: Kaye Burnet | The Duquesne Duke Laura Engel is an Associate Professor of English who specializes in 18th century British literature, with a focus on theater, gender studies, performance studies and material culture. Q: […]
Duke Staff If you google Bruce Jenner, one of the first three suggestions that appears is “Bruce Jenner Woman.” Follow this suggestion on Google images and you will find an array of tabloid mock-ups of […]
Rebekah Devorak | Asst. Opinions Editor It’s time to reevaluate that squishy feeling you get when you think about McDonald’s. Rather than simply softening your waistline, McDonald’s new promotion aims to charm our hearts with […]
Addison Smith | Opinions Editor Jon Stewart. Larry Wilmore. Stephen Colbert. John Oliver. These four names have proven that sometimes the news doesn’t have to be the dull programming running in the background while you’re […]
By: Lauren Zawatski | For The Duquesne Duke “I lost my homework!” “I have the flu.” “The power went out and I couldn’t finish my essay!” Sound familiar? For professors and students alike, the excuses […]
By Julian Routh | News Editor Duquesne law school dean Ken Gormley was nominated Wednesday by Gov. Tom Wolf to temporarily fill one of the two vacant seats on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Gormley, 59, […]
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