Duquesne’s Recruitment and Image Marketing Initiatives Garner Five...
Duquesne has been recognized with five MarCom Awards from the Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (AMCP). The annual MarCom Awards, an international creative competition that...
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United Way Campaign Gaining Momentum Through Events
Duquesne’s 2017 United Way campaign is off to a great start, already raising nearly $55,000 and receiving pledges from more than 100 first-time donors. Bill Zilcosky, senior director of facilities,...
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Gormley Games Continue on Oct. 28 with Men’s Soccer Match
The “Gormley Games” will continue on Saturday, Oct. 28, as the men’s soccer team hosts Dayton and celebrates Senior Night. Faculty, staff and students can show their Duquesne pride, cheer the team on...
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Duquesne Again Posts First-Time Pass Rate Above 90 Percent on Pennsylvania...
School of Law graduates achieved a 90.74 percent first-time taker pass rate on the July 2017 Pennsylvania Bar Examination. The rate exceeded the Pennsylvania first-time average pass rate by almost 10...
View ArticleMBA Sustainability Program Ranked No. 1 in the U.S., No. 5 Globally
The MBA Sustainable Business Practices program in the Palumbo-Donahue School of Business—which prepares students to leverage sustainability to improve organizational performance—has been ranked No. 5...
View ArticleTown Hall Meeting Slated to Discuss New Strategic Plan
A town hall meeting for faculty and staff has been planned to discuss the new 2018-2023 Strategic Plan, which was approved by the Duquesne University Board of Directors at a recent meeting. Titled...
View ArticlePolitical Science Department to Host Forum on Foreign Policy, Terrorism
The political science department will host Foreign Policy Issues Facing the United States, a faculty and student forum that will address the United States’ foreign policy involvement with countries...
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African Expert on Global Issue of E-Waste to Address Science Professionals,...
As part of Africa Week, the Center for African Studies will host Krobo Edusei, Jr., one of Ghana’s most recognized and successful business leaders, for his Envirobytes lecture, that will focus on the...
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Reminder: Donate to the 12th Annual ODI Turkey Drive
Donations continue to be collected for the 12th annual Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) Turkey Drive. The ODI is accepting Giant Eagle gift cards and monetary donations of any amount through...
View ArticleReminder: Proposals for Pittsburgh Regional Faculty Symposium Due Nov. 1
The Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) is collaborating with regional colleges and universities on the inaugural Pittsburgh Regional Faculty Symposium to be held on Friday, March 16, 2018. The event...
View ArticlePhilosophy and Yoga—Helping Students Combat Stress
As it becomes challenging to remain balanced by tending to both mental and physical wellbeing, Duquesne students are learning to understand the relationship between mind and body—through the practice...
View ArticleStaff Award Nominations Will Be Accepted Beginning Nov. 1
Each year, Duquesne recognizes individual and team efforts that go above and beyond regularly assigned duties, and honors them at the University’s annual Christmas celebration. Nominations for this...
View ArticleDuquesne Dining Recognized by ‘The Daily Meal’ and Peta2
Duquesne University Dining’s efforts have again been recognized by The Daily Meal, an online publication that reports on dining news and trends, and Peta2, the world’s largest youth animal rights...
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Reminder: Next Gormley Game is Oct. 28
The men’s soccer match on Saturday, Oct. 28, is up next in the “Gormley Games” series. Faculty, staff and students are invited to cheer the Dukes as they take on Dayton. Attendees can enter to win...
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School of Education Offering Tuition Discounts for Catholic Teachers,...
The School of Education is now offering a 60-percent tuition discount to full-time lay teachers and school administrators in Roman Catholic schools, pre-K through 12th grade, in the Pittsburgh,...
View ArticleReminder: Strategic Plan to be Discussed at Town Hall Meeting
Faculty and staff are encouraged to attend a town hall meeting to discuss the new 2018-2023 Strategic Plan. The meeting will be held on Friday, Nov. 3, at 3 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. RSVP here....
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Next Libermann Lunch Addresses Food Insecurity on College Campuses
Spiritan Campus Ministry’s Libermann Luncheon series continues next week with Dr. Alia Pustorino-Clevenger, director for student life assessment and co-curricular community engagement, presenting...
View ArticleLiberal Arts College to Host Screening of ‘Last Days in Vietnam’
The McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts will host a screening of Last Days in Vietnam—a documentary by award-winning filmmaker Rory Kennedy—during the week of Veterans Day. The film...
View ArticleEmployees Can Host International Students for Home-Cooked Meal Through ‘20...
The Office of International Programs (OIP) has announced that another round of 20 Dinners will be held during the week of Monday, Nov. 13, through Saturday, Nov. 18. The OIP established 20 Dinners to...
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Professor’s Authorship Software Provides Insight into True Identity of...
Since Italian author Elena Ferrante’s first novel was published in 1992, fans and literary critics alike have wondered—who is Elena Ferrante? Italian reporter Claudio Gatti claimed in 2016 that he had...
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