Stream field biology projects shared

Kellen Stepler | Staff Writer 12/06/2018 Rivers and streams supply our drinking water, irrigate crops, provide recreational activities and house fish and other aquatic species. As a result, Duquesne students want to take care of their natural resources. So, the university’s stream field biology students researched streams and rivers in the area and presented their findings on these water projects taking place in the community. … Continue reading Stream field biology projects shared

Professor debuts musical work

Alex Wolfe | Staff Writer 02/22/18 “My love letter to water.” That’s how Associate Professor of Music Technology Lynn Purse referred to her newest composition. The piece, titled “Watershed for Cello and Orchestra,” is a four -part movement composed for cellist and Adjunct Cello Professor Adam Liu and the Duquesne Symphony Orchestra. The piece premiered under the direction of conductor Daniel Meyer on Feb. 20 … Continue reading Professor debuts musical work