by Emma Polen | features editor April 7, 2022 The thrilling sights, sounds and smells of local vendors filled the top floors of a Downtown cement parking garage on Saturday. The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership-sponsored Car […]
by Zoe Stratos | opinions editor April 7, 2022 On March 30, the university announced that eligible students will be able to receive their second Covid-19 vaccine booster on campus. According to an email sent […]
by the editorial staff April 7, 2022 Last week, multiple instances of violent abuse against children made headlines in Pittsburgh. Dayvon Vickers, a 15-year-old kid from Homewood, was shot and killed on Wednesday, March 30. […]
by Zachary Petroff | staff columnist April 7, 2022 I will never forget when one of my closest mentors and father figure gave me a brief tour of Akron, Ohio. It was the day before […]
by Mary Liz Flavin | news editor April 7, 2022 On Monday and Tuesday, Duquesne held an Integrity of Creation conference in the Power Center Ballroom that covered the topic: climate resiliency: collaboration, adaptation and […]
Benjamin Gottschalk | Staff Writer April 7, 2022 In a back-and-forth nail-biter that went down to the wire on Sunday, Duquesne’s women’s lacrosse team was leading for nearly the entire game before VCU scored six […]
Luke Henne | Sports Editor April 7, 2022 It’s become an all-too-frequent occurrence for the Duquesne men’s basketball program, as another one of its players has declared his intentions to find a new home. In […]
Sean O’Donnell | Staff Writer April 7, 2022 With Major League Baseball’s season set to get underway on Thursday, the Pittsburgh Pirates are still deep in the midst of a long rebuild, seeking to replenish […]
Spencer Thomas | Staff Writer April 7, 2022 Although the calendar said it was April, the atmosphere at Rooney Field during the Duquesne football team’s spring scrimmage resembled an October, game-like feeling. The Dukes capped […]
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