News coverage highlighting Duquesne’s experts and initiatives.
Jan. 15
In Unusual Move, Pittsburgh Foundation Files ‘Friend of Court’ Brief in Gerrymandering Case
The Post-Gazette interviewed Law Professor Bruce Ledewitz for this story about the Pittsburgh Foundation’s recent decision to file a friend of the court brief in regard to the state gerrymandering case.
Jan. 14
Duquesne University is Embracing the Future
President Ken Gormley wrote this op-ed for the Post-Gazette about Duquesne’s efforts to improve the city and the region.
Expert: Guilty Verdict Would Strip Ex-Leechburg Police Chief Mike Diebold of Badge
The Tribune-Review interviewed Associate Law Professor John Rago for this story about the legal implications Leechburg police Chief Mike Diebold could face if found guilty of the charges he faces. He is accused of attempting to have sexual contact with a minor.
Experts Weighs in on McCandless Councilman Investigation
The Tribune-Review interviewed Associate Law Professor Joseph Sabino Mistick for this story about the recent decision by McCandless council to investigate one of its members accused of a verbal confrontation against three teenagers volunteering for a candidate on Election Day.
Jan. 12
Trump Has Given Dozens of Depositions in Lawsuit-Laden Business Career, but He Could Face Tougher Grilling in Russia Inquiry
The Los Angeles Times interviewed President Ken Gormley for this story about Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
Jan. 11
The League, the Harvard of Dating Apps, Has Launched in Pittsburgh. Not Everyone is Invited.
The Post-Gazette interviewed Dr. Elizabeth Fein, assistant professor of psychology, for this story about the controversy surrounding a new selective dating app called The League.
Benedict: Medical Mistakes Happen: Then What?
Dr. James Benedict, scholar in residence in the Center for Healthcare Ethics, wrote this op-ed about disclosure in health care when major mistakes are made.
Jan. 10
When Do-Gooders Do Bad
Associate Economics Professor Dr. Antony Davies co-hosted the “Words and Numbers” podcast for Foundation for Economic Education about unintended negative consequences that result from some government regulations.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)-A Malady Shared by East and West
Dr. Roger Brooke, professor of psychology, was acknowledged in this research article on Lankaweb about cultural differences in treating PTSD.
Jan. 9
Steelers vs. Jaguars = $21M-Plus for Pittsburgh Economy
The Pittsburgh Business Times interviewed Steven Greenberg, executive in residence for sports marketing in the Palumbo-Donahue School of Business, about the economic implications for the city of Pittsburgh due to the Steelers’ playoff game this Sunday.
College Scorecard: These Regional Colleges Produce the Highest Earners
The Pittsburgh Business Times reported that Duquesne graduates have the second highest average earnings among regional colleges 10 years after attending school.
Jan. 8
The Endosomal Trafficking Factors CORVET and ESCRT Suppress Plasma Membrane Residence of the Renal Outer Medullary Potassium Channel
The Journal of Biological Chemistry published this research article about a recent study in which Dr. Allyson O’Donnell, assistant professor of biological sciences, is a contributing author.
Jan. 7
How Jim and Tammy Bakker’s Religious Ponzi Scheme Collapsed
Dr. Greg Barnhisel, professor and chair of English, wrote this review about John Wigger’s book, The Rise and Fall of Jim and Tammy Bakker’s Evangelical Empire, for the Post-Gazette.
Jan. 3
Helping Teens Find Their Purpose
The Heching Report cited a study conducted in 2011 by Dr. Matthew Bundick, assistant professor in the Department of Counseling, Psychology and Special Education, about helping teens and young adults to find purpose in their lives.
Inauguration Day: Here’s What Pittsburgh Business Leaders Want to See in Mayor’s Second Term
The Pittsburgh Business Times interviewed President Ken Gormley for this story about the start of Mayor William Peduto’s second term and how he has contributed to Pittsburgh’s prosperity.
Jan. 2
Guest Commentary: Resolve to be Thankful for U.S. Riches
Dr. Antony Davies, associate economics professor, co-wrote this op-ed for the Times of Northwest Indiana about being thankful for the United States’ current and future middle-class lifestyle.