9/10/2020 Capri Scarcelli | Arts and Entertainment Editor Two years have passed since beloved rap/hip-hop artist Mac Miller tragically lost his life due to accidental drug overdose. On Sept. 7, 2018, the Pittsburgh native, age […]
09/10/2020 Noah Wilbur | Opinions Editor As Joe Biden and Donald Trump begin the final stretch of the 2020 presidential election, every American is quite familiar with the countless political ads appearing while scrolling through […]
09/10/2020 Alexander Wolfe | Staff Columnist If like me, you experience the blessed curse of Apple News-enabled CNN push notifications, you may have heard about a recent scandal involving comments President Trump made regarding American service […]
09/10/2020 Charles Vogel | Staff Columnist As has been said countless times in the past few months, right now is a very difficult time in the U.S., politically, socially and so on. There are many negative […]
09/10/20 Staff Editorial Even as a nation that has adopted the value of freedom as foundational to its identity, threats toward the freedom of the U.S. press have been consistent and increasing in the past […]
Brentaro Yamane | Staff Writer Sept. 3, 2020 It is weird walking along Duquesne’s “Academic Walk” and not seeing all of the football players practicing as a team. With the coronavirus pandemic changing the way […]
Kellen Stepler | Editor-in-Chief 09/03/2020 Why not now? Now, Darian Reynolds thought, would be the time to reactivate Duquesne’s Black Student Union (BSU). He said that the revival of the BSU came from “everything […]
Colleen Hammond | Managing Editor 09/03/2020 At a university founded by immigrants, international students have been faced with a unique set of struggles this semester. In early July, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) released […]
Ashley Newman | Staff Writer 09/03/2020 Encountering a dog on campus can brighten anyone’s day. Some of the furry friends you might see going for walks down A-Walk could be service animals, like Charlotte. Charlotte […]
Carissa Haslam | Ad Manager 09/03/2020 After 30 years working in the School of Pharmacy, Dr. James Kirk Drennen stepped into the role of interim dean this summer with ease. Following Dr. J. Douglas Bricker’s […]
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