by the Editorial Staff Feb. 3, 2022 With many industries pushing for an increase in diversity, educational institutions in the U.S. are moving in the opposite direction. Critical race theory has been in constant discussion […]
Capri Scarcelli | a&e editor 3/11/21 Dr. Seuss’ birthday is nationally celebrated as Read Across America Day — though it’s now a day of refining the canon we have always known. On March 2, Dr. […]
Elizabeth Sharp | Staff Writer 02/25/2021 Gumberg Library is starting a new chapter— one that includes significantly less books. Gumberg is currently undertaking a collection review project that will condense the library’s print collection […]
Emily Ambery | Staff Writer 11/12/2020 Heroes in comic books and graphic novels are well-known for fighting monstrous foes, but new heroes are emerging to fight against social injustice. Social justice graphic novels are becoming […]
10/03/2019 By Sean Armstrong | Staff Writer Malcolm Gladwell’s new book Talking To Strangers: What We Should Know about the People We Don’t Know is perhaps the author’s most timely and important work to date. […]
Hallie Lauer | Layout Editor 11/02/17 Joan Didion’s writing has a heartbeat, a rhythmic pulse that compels the reader to keep going. The new Netflix documentary about Didion’s life, The Center Will Not Hold, manages […]
Gabriella DiPietro 10/26/17 When an author writes a novel, their name is displayed on the cover to receive acknowledgement and credit, but sometimes, authors write under pseudonyms to mask their true identity from readers. Recently, […]
By Ollie Gratzinger | Features Editor College isn’t cheap. That’s no secret. A wise and well-meaning high school teacher once told me that my university years would be the most expensive of my life, and […]
Raymond Arke | News Editor Purchasing textbooks is often one of every college student’s least favorite activities. They tend to be expensive and often little used. However, Duquesne’s Student Government Association (SGA) is offering students […]
Brandon Addeo | News Editor After 90 years of operation, the Duquesne University Press, which publishes scholarly books, is set to shut its doors. The university announced it was cutting funding to the Press Feb. […]
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