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‘Is populism dangerous’ or safe? Political experts debate at Duq

Naomi Girson | staff writer | Populism is defined as the political philosophy or movement that represents the interests of ordinary people, according to Merriam-Webster, but arguments between political experts Thomas Frank and Daniel Ziblatt reveal populism isn’t black or white. Organized by the Department of Political Science, the two speakers presented their arguments on two different days. Clifford Bob, Duquesne’s chair of political science, … Continue reading ‘Is populism dangerous’ or safe? Political experts debate at Duq

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Opinions, Staff Editorials

Press freedom is as crucial here as it is anywhere

Staff Editorial Penn State removed the newsstands for its student-run newspaper, The Daily Collegian last week. Three of the 35 racks, located inside campus buildings, were running ads for Kamala Harris. Six were running voter registration ads. This, according to the university, was a violation of advertising policy. The Collegian’s general manager claims that they were not notified about the plan to remove the racks … Continue reading Press freedom is as crucial here as it is anywhere

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Resources and advice for transfer students at DU

Krystina Primack | Staff Writer 10/12/17 Well, fellow Dukes, it’s that time of year again. The weather doesn’t know the meaning of consistency, pumpkin-spice mania has returned in full swing and, most prominently, Duquesne’s newest students have been set free on campus, ready to explore, make friends and, of course, ace their classes. I’m proud to say that I’m one of those new students — … Continue reading Resources and advice for transfer students at DU

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