Connected Though Music concert promotes unity as part of Founders Week

1/31/2019 Krystina Primack | staff writer We take pride in the familiar story — more than three centuries ago in France, the Spiritans began as a group of Catholic missionaries that chose to forgo aspirations of prestige in favor of ministering to the poor and disadvantaged. Later, here in the U.S. in 1878, the Spiritans and Rev. Joseph Strub of the Congregation of the Holy Spirit … Continue reading Connected Though Music concert promotes unity as part of Founders Week

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Cultural ambassadors set to become independent group

Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly affiliated the Cultural Ambassadors program with the International Students’ Organization. Liza Zulick | Staff Writer This semester, to aid with international students’ transition to life at Duquesne, the Office of International Programs is planning to make its Cultural Ambassadors program an independent, student-run organization. The Office of International Programs currently uses student cultural ambassadors to act as liaisons for prospective and … Continue reading Cultural ambassadors set to become independent group

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