Ben Deihl | sports editor Being on the bench is often seen as negative. It can be a frustrating position to be put in. Being forced to sit out of playing the game you love is nothing short of disappointing. But junior guard Seamus McDermott isn’t disappointed in his spot on Duquesne’s men’s basketball team — he embraces the position and wants to help his … Continue reading Benched: it’s a blessing, not a curse
Benjamin Gottschalk | Staff Writer March 17, 2022 As the month of March quickly passes by, college basketball fans across the country know what is soon to come. The 2022 NCAA Tournament is just about ready to take center stage on the sports calendar. This year’s field features many high-quality teams, players and coaches that will ensure this season’s tournament is entertaining and open for … Continue reading NCAA Tournament features wide-open field
Kailey Love | Managing Editor 11/08/18 A “Blue Wave” in the House. GOP gains in the Senate. Over 100 women elected across all national positions. The first openly gay governor ever elected in the U.S. Welcome to the 2018 midterm elections. The long anticipated general election saw record numbers of voter turnout nationwide, up significantly from the 2014 midterm election cycle. According to the U.S. … Continue reading Midterm Mania: Mix of Democratic, Republican success across U.S.
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