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Megan Trotter | News Editor The Rev. Sean Hogan born in Limerick, Ireland in 1941 never expected to end up at a small Catholic University 3,345 miles away. One of eight siblings, he served as […]

Maxwell Marcello | Staff Writer This past fiscal year saw Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank distribute more meals than it did during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and is reaching levels not seen since […]

Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief Baylee Martin’s day job is news anchor on Wheeling West Virginia’s local station, WTRF. But last week, she rocked out to Taylor Swift on Ohio Valley’s “Dancing with the Stars” (DWTS) […]

Zach Petroff & Naomi Girson | Opinions Editor & Staff Writer Paul Landis’s voice began to shake when he started talking about what happened in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. By the time he finished […]

Eliyahu Gasson | Staff Writer Semahagn Abebe fled Ethiopia to Germany in 2005 to avoid government political violence stemming from his teachings at Ethiopian Civil Service University. On Tuesday, Abebe spoke at Duquesne about his […]

Photos by Ava Rieger | Staff Photographer  

Megan Trotter | News Editor Law student, Joshua Kirkpatrick didn’t even remember signing up for the Allegheny County Department of Human Services week-long Local Government Case Competition. However, that did not stop him from walking […]

Kaitlyn Hughes | Staff Writer With an international student population of at least 500 students from 85 different countries, Duquesne held the Interreligious and Intercultural Thanksgiving in the Union ballroom on Monday night. The event […]

  Duquesne hosted an event for overdose awareness on Tuesday, complete with a souvenir of free Narcan, otherwise known as naloxone. This presentation came at the right time, as opioid overdoses in America have been […]