2/13/20 Timothy Rush | Staff Columnist Grand Theft Auto V is the third best selling video game in history (only being bested) by Tetris and Minecraft. Unlike its fellow top 3, the Grand Theft Auto […]
2/13/20 Hannah Boucher | Staff Columnist Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are not as new of a concept as many would like to believe. While it has been a controversial scientific advancement since the 1970s, when […]
Capri Scarcelli | Staff Writer 02/13/20 Born from a “product of necessity,” the six-person Pittsburgh soul band Super Midnight revels in their success of self-production within the ever-evolving music industry. Alex Weibel, guitarist, and Spencer […]
Ollie Gratzinger | Editor-in-Chief 02/13/20 California rock band Green Day is back with its thirteenth studio album Father of All…, released on Feb. 7. With punchy guitars and lyrics charged with political exhaustion, the album […]
David Borne | Sports Editor Feb. 13, 20120 Wednesday afternoon’s lacrosse home opener wasn’t gorgeous in any sense. Snow, sleet and rain led to a sloppy game. Both the Dukes and Canisius turned the ball […]
Kellen Stepler | Features Editor 02/12/2020 Love is in the air and also on the Bluff. In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, here are the stories of some Duquesne professors who work in the same […]
02/13/2020 Ashley Newman | staff writer Before African American life was documented frequently by photographers, journalists or writers, Charles “Teenie” Harris took the daunting task into his own hands. In his lifetime, Harris took tens […]
02/13/2020 Luke Schrum | staff writer Since its founding, Duquesne has made a tradition of serving students and the community through projects designed to encourage collaboration between both. In support of this tradition, the School […]
02/13/2020 Katia Faroun | associate photo editor Once again, recycling is changing — this time, the changes are happening right on campus. Brottier Hall has recently changed recycling policies, cutting down on which recyclables are […]
2/13/20 Colleen Hammond | Opinions Editor As a result of the Jan. 28 federal court ruling, Duquesne University is not required to permit unionization for adjunct professors. In defense of their anti-union stance, the university […]
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