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Cultures come together at Night Market on A Walk

Eliyahu Gasson | editor-in-chief On Wednesday night, hundreds of students gathered on A Walk in front of Mellon Hall to shop for items such as food, drinks, cultural items and accessories. The night market, modeled after open-air markets in other countries, was organized by the Filipino American Student Association (FASA) and featured stalls from other cultural clubs on campus. “We thought this would be a … Continue reading Cultures come together at Night Market on A Walk

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Duq women make history all year, not just in March

Josh Imhof | features editor While Damaria Wedderburn, president of Ebony Women for Social Change, and Norah Delaney, president of the Duquesne Society of Women Engineers (SWE), are busy college students, you can often find them in classrooms or at events working with the next generation of women leaders. Whether Wedderburn is flying paper planes with Pittsburgh Public School kids or Delaney is building balloon … Continue reading Duq women make history all year, not just in March

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