Crowdfunding Campaign Launched for Career Closet Initiative
The Career Closet initiative has launched its official Spirit crowdfunding campaign for faculty, staff, students, parents, alumni and friends of the University to support the professional development...
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Faculty, Staff Can Still Sign Up for ‘Have a Meal on Us’ at Hogan Dining Center
Faculty and staff who have yet to sign up for a complimentary meal in the new private dining room at Hogan Dining Center are reminded to do so as the Have a Meal on Us promotion continues through...
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Cheer on the Dukes!
Faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to show their Duquesne pride by joining President Gormley at the upcoming “Gormley Games.” Cheer on the Dukes and enter to win promotional items, including...
View ArticleNew Staff Advisory Council Provides Forum for Non-Faculty Employees
President Ken Gormley has announced the development of the Duquesne University Staff Advisory Council (DUSAC). This new employee council, to be comprised of 13 University staff members representing all...
View ArticleDraft of the University’s Next Strategic Plan is Available to View
For several years, the University has been engaged in developing a strategic plan to shape the next phase of its development. As early as 2014, the Division of Academic Affairs began work on a planning...
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New Ensemble The Dukes Music Debuts at Chapel Concert
A new Mary Pappert School of Music ensemble dedicated to performing baroque music on instruments of the 17th and 18th centuries will make its debut at a concert this weekend in the University Chapel of...
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‘Orphie and the Book of Heroes’ to Begin Red Masquers’ Fall Season
Join the Duquesne Red Masquers for their first show of the fall 2017 season, the family-friendly musical Orphie and the Book of Heroes. The play tells the story of Orphie, a young girl in ancient...
View ArticleNew StayMobile Repair Kiosk in Union Offers Quick Fixes
Have a broken iPad screen? Having trouble connecting to WiFi on your cellphone? Duquesne faculty, staff and students have a new place to go for quick, cost-effective fixes for their mobile devices—the...
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Reminder: ‘Paws on the Bluff’ Continues through Saturday
Duquesne’s Paws on the Bluff, a campus-wide effort—in partnership with Animal Friends and its Chow Wagon program—is collecting pet food and toys from September 23-30, which will be distributed to area...
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Duquesne and Grove City College Forge 4+1 Nursing Articulation Deal
A new articulation agreement will enable qualified Grove City College students admission to the Duquesne University School of Nursing’s accelerated Second Degree Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)...
View ArticleMore Than 350 Gather to Celebrate the Rev. Sean Hogan’s Golden Jubilee
To mark the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood, the Rev. Sean M. Hogan, C.S.Sp., celebrated with a special Mass and reception on Sept. 23. More than 350 family, friends and members of...
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Integrity of Creation Conference on Global Water Crisis Kicks Off Tonight
Register now to attend the third annual Presidential Conference on the Integrity of Creation, during which scholars and experts discuss the Global Water Crisis. The conference, which kicks off tonight,...
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Employees Encouraged to Support Community through United Way
Employees can support a local animal shelter, a daycare or give to an outreach program that provides veterans with the resources they need to transition back home all through a donation to Duquesne’s...
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University is No. 13 Among Top Online Colleges for Master’s in Management
Duquesne University is ranked No. 13 in the United States among the 2018 Top Online Colleges for Master’s in Management, according to Guide to Online Schools. Dr. Dean McFarlin “At Duquesne, students...
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Duquesne Among Princeton Review’s Most Environmentally Responsible Colleges
Duquesne University is being recognized for its sustainability efforts by The Princeton Review, which has included the school in its newly released Guide to 375 Green Colleges. The 2017 Guide profiles...
View ArticlePreliminary Proposals for Paluse Faculty Research Grants Due Next Week
Full-time faculty are reminded that preliminary proposals for the Paluse Faculty Research Grants competition must be submitted by Tuesday, Oct. 10. The grant, a campus-wide internal funding opportunity...
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Uptown Jazz Series Concert to Highlight Bebop
Fans of the Mary Pappert School of Music’s Uptown Jazz Series (UJS) will be treated to an evening of bebop tunes by jazz greats Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonius Monk at the series’ next...
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Gormley Games Continue at Dukes’ Homecoming Football Matchup
Cheer on the Dukes at the Homecoming edition of the “Gormley Games” this weekend when Duquesne takes on Wagner College in football. Faculty, staff and students can show their Duquesne pride, cheer on...
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Present and Past Students to Create Pop-Up Museum During Homecoming
Duquesne University students from the present and the past will collaborate this weekend to create an interactive pop-up museum as part of Homecoming. Dr. Alima Bucciantini Freshman students from Dr....
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First Flu Clinic of the Fall Semester Slated for Oct. 5
The Center for Pharmacy Care will offer the first of three flu clinics on Thursday, Oct. 5, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the second floor of the Union. No appointment is necessary—faculty, staff and...
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