What goes through a school shooter’s mind?

Naomi Girson | opinions editor Two weeks ago, Robin Westman wrote “FIND ME I AM BEGGING FOR HELP, I AM SCREAMING FOR HELP,” in their journal, according to CNN. Last Wednesday they opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis killing two children and injuring 18 others in the chapel, before committing suicide, according to AP News. The comment in the journal came after a … Continue reading What goes through a school shooter’s mind?

Kane you feel the love tonight: A Duquesne love story

Kellen Stepler | Editor-in-Chief 10/01/2020 Bells are a common occurrence on the Bluff. Church bells, the 6:15 bell — even wedding bells. On average, Duquesne’s Chapel hosts about 50 to 60 weddings per year, according to Debbie Kostosky, campus minister and liturgy coordinator at Duquesne. This year, thanks to the coronavirus, there have only been nine weddings in the chapel. Kostosky said that all weddings … Continue reading Kane you feel the love tonight: A Duquesne love story

Campus bells repaired after malfunctioning

Brandon Addeo | News Editor  You might not have noticed it, but a familiar sound briefly disappeared from Duquesne’s campus. The campus’ carillon bell system, which rings the time from the chapel’s steeple every hour, gives a short chime every 15 minutes and notifies churchgoers of the start of masses, suddenly stopped working at the start of the school year. On Wednesday around 2:30 p.m., … Continue reading Campus bells repaired after malfunctioning