Knowing You’re a Freshman
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First Year Expectations
By: Duke Staff Pop Quiz: Are you wearing your lanyard as you read this? Have you “shaken your booty” in the last hour? Are you still going to Incline through the main entrance of the Union? If you’ve answered yes to any of those questions then congratulations, you’re a freshman at Duquesne University. Your mom took you to Target to get that matching lamp, rug, … Continue reading First Year Expectations
A Warm Welcome to Duq
By: Carley Thieret | Opinions Editor When I first heard the theme of this year’s freshmen orientation, I thought to myself, “This perfectly describes the four, five or six years you are about to experience at Duquesne.” “Rise, You Are Limitless” defines the experiences that you will encounter throughout your time at Duquesne University. College is the first time in your life that you are … Continue reading A Warm Welcome to Duq
Incoming freshman class had options, chose DU
By Jen Cardone | The Duquesne Duke Duquesne’s Class of 2018 may be a more widely diverse addition and derived from more educated families, but it took many of them awhile to decide to become Dukes. According to associate provost for enrollment management Paul-James Cukanna, it was a very “competitive admittance season.” “One observation that is hard to measure and we experienced, is that these … Continue reading Incoming freshman class had options, chose DU
Staff editorial: Get Out There
By Duke Staff As an attractive, educated group of editors here at The Duke, we know a thing or two about relationships. Especially relationships one might come across during their college career. You will be meeting all kinds of people, and we thought it would be helpful to give advice on interacting with them, while also not losing touch with the relationships you’ve already formed. … Continue reading Staff editorial: Get Out There
Whatever comes to mind: How to get the most out of Orientation
By George Flynn | Opinions Editor While this year’s glorious summer comes to a close, a new school year must begin. As a senior, I am completely terrified to embark on my final year of my college career and inevitably enter into the abyss known as “The Uncertain Future.” As a freshman, I was feeling a similar sentiment. I was petrified that I would fail … Continue reading Whatever comes to mind: How to get the most out of Orientation
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