Kailey Love | Managing Editor 10/18/18 The Halloween season brings about some of the most beloved holiday traditions; pumpkin picking, trick-or-treating, monster mashing, what have you. But, most importantly, the change in the weather indicates that one of the paramount spooky activities is upon us once more — it’s time to do the time warp again. (This is not to say that you can’t do … Continue reading Rocky Horror screening delights newcomers
Kaye Burnett | Staff Writer Education professor Xia Chao’s daughter was 12 years old when she moved with her family from China to the United States nine years ago. Through the experience of observing and helping her daughter as an English as a second language (ESL) student, Chao developed a personal passion for learning more about how immigrant families and their children interact with teachers … Continue reading Duquesne University professor researches books for refugees
By Nina Saluga | Staff Writer Take a good hard look at your Duquesne ID, the magic little ticket that grants you access to food, resources and housing all across campus. The library, residence halls, recreational facilities, computer labs, the dining hall — your Duquesne ID does it all. Now take a step back and gander at yourself in the mirror. Notice anything different? Probably, … Continue reading Outgrowing IDs: Freshman memories aren’t always picture perfect
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