News
‘Combat Paper’ workshop comes to Duquesne
Megan Garrett | Staff Writer Paper is often made from recycled materials. This past week, an event at Duquesne made a special kind of paper out of a recycled material you might not expect […]
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Opinions
The Enigma of Research and Info Skills
By: Duke Staff It’s that time of year when hundreds of freshmen start to ask themselves the tough questions, including, but not limited to, “Why am I taking Research & Info Skills?” This required one-credit […]
News
Library database fees cost schools millions
By Raymond Arke | The Duquesne Duke While students may complain about prices for textbooks, libraries have begun to struggle with a similar problem. With costs rising three times the rate of inflation, subscriptions to […]
News
Spiritans record life stories for posterity
By Gigi Jeddi | The Duquesne Duke From the alligator and eel-infested rivers of the Amazon to Laval House on Duquesne University’s campus, Spiritan priests have been helping those in need across the globe since […]
Features
Sara Baron on librarianship, universities and being Pittsburgh bound
By Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor On Sept. 1 Sara Baron will begin her new position at Duquesne as head librarian for Gumberg Library. Baron comes to the Bluff with a wealth of librarianship experience, […]
Features
Freaking Fisher: The truth behind the confusion
By: Seth Culp-Ressler | Features Editor Here’s a little secret for those not intimately familiar with Duquesne’s little hilltop campus: we have our very own labyrinth. Not at all unlike those seen in Harry Potter […]
Features
The Final Countdown: Campus stress builds as exams draw near
By: Seth Culp-Ressler | Asst. Features Editor With classes coming to a close and exams fast approaching, stress and anxiety are beginning to take hold of many a Duquesne student. While this time of the […]
Opinions
Quiet floors filled with egregious sounds
By Katie Borzellica