Features
“We’re bringing back the gender neutral fashion show.”
Photos by Rebecca Jozwiak & Brentaro Yamane | Staff Photographer & Multimedia Editor Story by Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief
Month: April 2024
Opinions
America’s bridges are falling down
Nick Zotos | Ads Manager London Bridge is falling down, and so is transportation infrastructure all over the United States. Americans everywhere are recognizing a simple and obvious fact: America’s bridges are falling down, a […]
Features
Duqathon gets students dancing for the kids
Isabella Abbott | Features Editor On Saturday, dozens of students danced for a good cause at Duquesne’s Miracle Network Dance Marathon, “Duqathon.” Students raised more than $40,000 all afternoon while dancing and participating in activities. […]
News
Duq Best Buddies chapter surpasses $5,000 fundraising goal at Friendship Walk
Ember Duke | Staff Writer The Duquesne University chapter of Best Buddies, a nonprofit which works to end the stigma about intellectual and developmental disabilities, landed in the top five fundraising teams for the organization’s […]
Opinions
Bronny would do well at Duquesne
Brentaro Yamane | Multimedia Editor On Friday, Bronny James, son of LeBron James, announced his decision to enter the NBA Draft while maintaining his college eligibility by entering the NCAA transfer portal. Bronny is one […]
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh Public Theater revives classic on stage
Hannah Peters | Staff Writer For many, “The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde is a dated piece of theatrical work that you may only hear of in passing. Director Jenny Koons has taken […]
Football
Football wraps up spring with scrimmage
Rebecca Jozwiak | Staff writer The Duquesne football team concluded their spring season Saturday in a condensed team scrimmage at Rooney Field. Teams were named after staff on the team, Director of Operations Luke Smith […]
Men’s Basketball
Welcome to “Druquesne”
Rebecca Jozwiak | Staff Writer As the sun rose and the calendar turned to April, Dru Joyce III was driving from his hometown of Akron, Ohio, to Pittsburgh. At the end of the drive was […]
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre introduces spring
Naomi Girson | Staff Writer The dancers took their places as the curtain rose, while the music started to hum from the live orchestra. As they leapt across the stage like skillful acrobats, the dancers […]
News
Spreading the word about survivor support
Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Hilary Ballard blamed herself not once, but twice for being the victim of sexual assault. The first time was with a close friend. The second time, with a stranger. She believed […]