Ben Deihl | sports editor Current world tensions are the highest they’ve been since the Cold War era. Politics are as polarized as ever, and military operations seem to be escalating by the day. In a world so divided, sports can provide a community, a state or even a country a feeling of unity that was previously fractured. With pool play starting on March 4 … Continue reading Deihl: We need sports unity now more than ever
Noah Fries | staff writer The 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics continued this week, with the games rapidly coming to a close on Feb. 22 with the closing ceremony. More than 20 gold medals are still up for grabs, including both hockey golds. Norway has continued to be dominant in the medal count, leading the Games with 15 gold medals and 33 medals overall. Norwegian cross-country … Continue reading Norway dominates as Olympics creep to a close
Spencer Thomas | editor-in-chief On Monday night, boos boomed from the rafters of Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. It was so pronounced that television producers turned down the crowd noise to a whimper. The Ottawa Senators were in town to face the Nashville Predators, but the game hadn’t even started yet. Rather, these boos were coming down during the pregame performance of the Canadian national anthem. The … Continue reading Blame Canada: Trump and his supporters are attacking the wrong country
Charlotte Shields-Rossi | staff writer | Infeyi Odigbo’s professional journey started in Nigeria, where he received his degree in civil engineering. He traveled around the world, obtaining two master’s degrees from schools in Belgium and Canada. Odigbo finally settled down in Pittsburgh in 2001. He is now assistant vice president and director of operations at Greenman-Pedersen, a civil engineering firm. Odigbo was one of many … Continue reading Professionals’ journeys inspire students
by Zachary Petroff | staff columnist Feb. 24, 2022 The “stupid culture war” found a new space for the battleground of sensationalism and counter-productivity these past few weeks in Canada. Those who may follow the alt-right talking points on social media or watch the senior-citizen aimed background noise of Fox News may be familiar with the recent “Trucker Convoy” protest taking place in Canada. For … Continue reading So close yet so far away: Canadian trucker protest misses mark
Raymond Arke | News Editor 04/05/18 OTTAWA — Right before Easter Break, a panel at Duquesne looked at marijuana policy in the United States and how the media covers it. As controversy surrounds the ongoing state-by-state legalization of medical and recreational marijuana use in the U.S., the country’s northerly neighbors are planning to legalize the drug recreationally across the entire country this summer. Five members … Continue reading Marijuana legislation vastly differs in U.S. and Canada
By Duke Staff As the 2014 Olympic Winter games continues to captivate the world, the way in which we root for our favorite teams or athletes has changed due to media outlets’ take on the momentous events. It’s always been an American tradition for fans to cheer for our own, and it forms an immensely powerful form of camaraderie as a country. This tradition is … Continue reading Staff Editorial: Fans choose Olympic favorites based on media outlets
By Carley Thieret | Student Columnist The airport during the holiday season is known for its insane commotion, and around each major holiday, travelers fear the worst when they book a flight. The majority of travelers’ angst comes from concerns such as missing their flight, delays, weather or perhaps uncomfortable seating arrangements while aboard the aircraft. Another major cause of angst during the holiday season, … Continue reading Bird flu over the Cuckoo’s Nest
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