DU Habitat for Humanity starts strong

By Kailey Love | The Duquesne Duke More than five million people worldwide have received help from Habitat for Humanity. At Duquesne, a newly founded chapter of the national organization is working hard to add to that number by building houses and raising awareness in Pittsburgh about the plight of the underprivileged. Founded less than a year ago, Duquesne’s Habitat for Humanity chapter now has … Continue reading DU Habitat for Humanity starts strong

City to crack down on crowded houses

By Brandon Addeo | The Duquesne Duke South Side might be the next target of a citywide crackdown on houses with too many student tenants. Several landlords in Oakland have been fined for violating the city’s occupancy limits, which allow up to three unrelated people to live in a single-family home. Shaun Cusick, who rented a house on Parkview Avenue in Oakland to seven students … Continue reading City to crack down on crowded houses