News
Moonlit Burgers smashes onto Forbes Avenue
by Zoe Stratos | opinions editor April 28, 2022 Juicy aromas wafted in the air as many students passed by a pop-up on Academic Walk on Tuesday. On campus, many pop-ups come and go, but […]
Month: April 2022
Features
Duquesne alum photographer Joe Guzy captures the quiet moments
by Andrew Cummings | multimedia editor April 28, 2022 When Miami Marlins team photographer Joe Guzy discusses his work, he doesn’t talk about aperture, shutter speed or focal length – he talks about relationships. To […]
Sports
2021-22 Duke Awards: The Duke recognizes remarkable Duquesne players, coaches and teams for their successes over the past year
by Luke Henne | sports editor April 28, 2022 Men’s Team of the Year: Soccer Under ninth-year head coach Chase Brooks, the men’s soccer team went 10-7-2 and posted its highest win total since winning […]
Opinions
Staff Editorial: Stopping airplane violence
Staff Editorial April 28, 2022 Last week, a viral video surfaced showing boxing legend Mike Tyson on an airplane hitting a passenger behind him. The reason for Tyson going ballistic was because the passenger threw […]
Features
Adda Coffee & Tea House brings together bluegrass and boba
by Emma Polen | features editor April 28, 2022 Adda Coffee and Tea House of North Side hosted its first monthly live music of the season on Saturday with an event they dubbed “Bluegrass and […]
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh’s summer concert line-up
by Caroline Kucko | staff writer April 28, 2022 Concert season is in full swing in Pittsburgh. From country to hip-hop, this summer promises live music from a wide variety of genres, according to various […]
News
Newly admitted students experience the Spirit
by Zachary Petroff | staff writer April 28, 2022 A group of volunteers donned Duquesne red hair nets and worked vigorously, shouting words of encouragement to one another across the arena. In roughly two hours, […]
Features
Duquesne students tackle Earth Day & climate change
by Emma Polen | features editor April 28, 2022 This Earth Day, about 50 Pittsburgh youth took to the streets to express their concern about the environment as well as other calls for justice in […]
Features
Waste is Wack
by Nicholas Zotos | staff writer April 28, 2022 Taking full advantage of the sun last Friday, students crowded Academic Walk to celebrate Earth Day and to participate in events honoring our planet. “We are […]
Opinions
Holding our government accountable, starting with Marjorie Taylor Greene
by Zachary Petroff | staff columnist April 28, 2022 There has been a trial filled with lies, deceit and absurdity that truly seems stranger than fiction. However, it did not involve high profile actors. But […]