‘That Ole Devil Called Love’: Editor-in-Chief Kailey Love graduates

05/02/2019 By Kailey Love | Editor-in-Chief  “No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world.” In mulling over all the ways I could write the introduction for my long-dreaded Duke farewell column, I found that there was no better way to begin than by giving the quote that started it all. Passed onto me by Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society, … Continue reading ‘That Ole Devil Called Love’: Editor-in-Chief Kailey Love graduates

Robotics aimed to assist the disabled population

Kailey Love | Managing Editor 09/06/2018 Correction: An earlier version of the article mistakenly referred to the school as The University of Washington-Stout. It is University of Wisconsin-Stout. The article has been updated. As technology evolves, so does its potential to help those with disabilities. One Duquesne student spent her summer researching how this potential can be reached through the use of a robotic arm. … Continue reading Robotics aimed to assist the disabled population

DU prof looks at if tea slows bone loss

Kailey Love | Managing Editor 08/30/18 What’s the tea, sis? A Duquesne University pharmacology professor plans to find out. Dr. Paula Witt-Enderby, a professor in the School of Pharmacy, is leading a study that will explore the effects of herbal tea on bone loss, specifically on those with the condition osteopenia. While it is less severe than osteoporosis, osteopenia is similarly characterized as having weak … Continue reading DU prof looks at if tea slows bone loss

Grand jury report makes waves in Catholic dioceses

Kailey Love | Managing Editor 08/23/18 In the era of the #MeToo movement, holding the perpetrators of sexual abuse accountable has been thrust to the frontlines of international attention and debate. On August 14, a grand jury in Pennsylvania released 877 pages of allegations to demand such accountability, following its sweeping investigation of the child sex abuse scandals that occurred throughout the Catholic dioceses of … Continue reading Grand jury report makes waves in Catholic dioceses