‘Is populism dangerous’ or safe? Political experts debate at Duq

Naomi Girson | staff writer | Populism is defined as the political philosophy or movement that represents the interests of ordinary people, according to Merriam-Webster, but arguments between political experts Thomas Frank and Daniel Ziblatt reveal populism isn’t black or white. Organized by the Department of Political Science, the two speakers presented their arguments on two different days. Clifford Bob, Duquesne’s chair of political science, … Continue reading ‘Is populism dangerous’ or safe? Political experts debate at Duq

Pi Day Friday: Pittsburgh celebrates math through pi

By: Katie Auwaerter  |  Asst. Features Editor Mathletes and science nerds rejoice; your day of celebration is almost here. Pi Day is this Friday. Not to be confused with National Pie Day on Jan. 23, Pi Day celebrates the mathematical constant π, which is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. But how do you celebrate such a momentous holiday? Luckily, Pittsburgh is … Continue reading Pi Day Friday: Pittsburgh celebrates math through pi