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‘U.S. News’ Again Ranks Duquesne Among Best Colleges, Best Value Schools and...
U.S. News and World Report has ranked Duquesne University in the top tier of schools for the ninth consecutive year in its annual edition of the Best Colleges rankings. Duquesne is ranked No. 124 in...
View ArticleGrants Received [September 21, 2016]
Funds totaling $310,633 were recently received by the Mylan School of Pharmacy and the Small Business Development Center. Dr. Jelena M. Janjic, Mylan School of Pharmacy, $99,000, from the National...
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University Traditions, Water Walk Among Heritage Week Highlights
The heritage and traditions of Duquesne’s Spiritan founders will be the focus of a variety of events scheduled as part of the University’s Heritage Week celebration. Among the highlights from Heritage...
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Law School Hosting 15th Annual Katie Westbrook 5K & Dog Walk
The School of Law, the Student Bar Association and the Animal Law Society are teaming up again to host the 15th Annual Katie Westbrook 5K & Dog Walk on Saturday, Oct. 1, on campus. The race is held...
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Second Annual Integrity of Creation Conference Next Week
The 2016 Presidential Conference on the Integrity of Creation, Protecting Our Common Home: Scientific Contributions & Religious Perspectives, will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 28, through Friday,...
View ArticlePanel Discussions Provide Opportunity to Reflect on Election
The Center for the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and Spiritan Campus Ministry will co-host Building a Better World: Faithful Citizenship and the 2016 Election, two free panel discussions geared...
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Faculty and Staff Invited to Attend ‘Africa Matters Book Discussion’
Two new publications that offer pan-African perspectives on key issues in theology, ethics and public health will be addressed at the upcoming event, Africa Matters Book Discussion. The event, which...
View ArticleAnnual Pennsylvania Foreign Language Conference to Begin Friday
Students and language and linguistic enthusiasts from across the country will visit Duquesne University this week to explore literary genres, authors and languages at the 29th annual Pennsylvania...
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Campus United Way Campaign is Underway
It’s that time of year again when members of Duquesne University community are asked to help make a positive, lasting impact in the lives of those in need through the campus’ United Way Campaign. “Each...
View Article‘Beyond All Repair’ Exhibit Opens Next Week in Gumberg Library
The Duquesne University community is reminded that the Beyond All Repair: Language and Vision exhibit opens next week on campus in Gumberg Library. The exhibit, which runs from Tuesday, Sept. 27,...
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Nearly 1,000 Expected at President Gormley’s Inauguration
Duquesne University will host nearly 1,000 alumni, students, friends, dignitaries and guests for President Kenneth G. Gormley’s Inauguration Ceremony tomorrow, Sept. 22. Dressed in academic regalia,...
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Distinguished Speaker Series Brings Harvard Professor to Campus
Dr. Stephen Walt will discuss foreign policy and new strategies for America in the latest installment of the Raymond J. Kelley Endowed Chair Distinguished Speaker in International Relations Series....
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Pharmacy School Hosting Annual Health and Wellness Fair in Market Square
In celebration of American Pharmacists Month, the Mylan School of Pharmacy is offering seasonal immunizations, complimentary health care screenings and educational outreach to the community as part of...
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Libermann Luncheon Celebrates Duquesne’s 138th Birthday
Birthday cake and a brief history of Duquesne University will be served at the next Libermann Luncheon as part of the annual Heritage Week celebration. Thomas White Hosted by Spiritan Campus Ministry,...
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School of Law’s Book Event Centers Around Local Murder Case
The cyanide poisoning death of local physician Dr. Autumn Klein by her husband Dr. Robert Ferrante made national headlines in 2013. The tragic murder is the focus of a new book by Pittsburgh...
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Law Professor Honored by Chabad House
Associate Law Professor Rona Kaufman Kitchen was honored as an Alumni Awardee at the Sept. 20 Chabad House on Campus 28th Anniversary Celebration. Rona Kaufman Kitchen “Rona Kaufman Kitchen was chosen...
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Endowed Chairs, Faculty Honored by President Gormley at Reception
Newly installed President Ken Gormley welcomed Duquesne faculty at a special inauguration reception on Sept. 23 as part of Inauguration Week festivities on campus. During the reception, Gormley...
View ArticleEmployees Asked to Set Up New Voicemail in Preparation for New System
In preparation for the transition to a new voicemail system at Duquesne University in October, the Office of Computing and Technology Services (CTS) is asking employees to proactively set up their new...
View ArticleDuquesne’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report Now Available
In compliance with the requirements of the Drug-Free Schools & Communities Act, the Pennsylvania College and University Security Information Act, the U.S. Student Right to Know & Campus...
View ArticleNew Procedure In Place for All-Employee Email Requests
The University recognizes that needs arise to inform Duquesne employees about issues and various on-campus activities. To manage and prioritize the intense volume of such requests, all-employee emails...
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