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Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Sept. 8, 2022 Long after classes have ended for the day, the night falls upon the Bluff, as if to transform the university into a small village for Duquesne students. […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Sept. 8, 2022 Duquesne announced that the Duquesne Law School received a $50 million gift from Thomas R. Kline, a Duquesne law alumnus, making it the largest gift in university […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Sept. 8, 2022 Thousands of people gathered in Downtown Pittsburgh to celebrate Labor Day and unions after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19. Pittsburgh has been hosting its annual Labor […]

Zach Petroff | Opinions Editor Sept. 8, 2022 Two months until a midterm election cycle usually seems like an eternity, but if there was one thing that Duquesne’s Pre-Election Roundtable could agree upon, it’s that […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Sept. 8, 2022 Quincy Stephenson may be new to the Center for Excellence in Diversity and Student Inclusion, but he’s ready to take it head on and ready to serve […]

Spencer Thomas | Sports Editor Sept. 1, 2022 As students flock to the ground floor of the Power Center to pick up their textbooks for this fall, they may notice that the surroundings have changed. […]

Samantha Hauck | Staff Writer Sept. 1, 2022 This school year, Duquesne Dining has added new options and brought back others for students that haven’t been available since the 2019-20 academic year. Duquesne Dining has […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Sept. 1, 2022 Most people know what career they want to pursue when they grow up. Some want to be an astronaut, some firemen, some teachers. Eric Holmes knew he […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Sept. 1, 2022 South Side commuter Tyler Johns has never had such a hard time finding parking with his friends, who he carpools with. “I lived on campus my first […]

Alicia Dye | News Editor Aug. 25, 2022 Ninety-one shots fired calls in the first six months of 2022 in the South Side neighborhood. Sixthy-three shots fired in the first six months of 2021, in […]