Zoe Stratos | opinions editor September 2, 2021 Pittsburgh loves the rain, but our roads and rivers couldn’t handle the remnants of Hurricane Ida as showers poured down Wednesday morning. Ida won’t rain on our parade much longer, as things are looking brighter as we move into the weekend — but drivers should use caution near our city’s waterways. The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh … Continue reading Flash floods warnings cause for concern
Kaye Burnet | Staff Writer With Halloween behind us and the possibility of freezing rain and snow ahead, one group on campus is affected more than most by the forthcoming precipitation: cycling commuters. According to the Office of Commuter Affairs, commuters make up the majority of Duquesne’s student body. While most commuters drive to campus, some walk from Uptown or South Side, take buses from … Continue reading Biking commuters brace for harsh weather arrival
By Madeline Bartos | Staff Writer Hibernation isn’t just for bears. Around every October, college students start to stay indoors more and more. The cold rainy weather keeps them burrowed in their dorms aside from the occasional trip to class. With so much time inside it’s easy to get bored. However, it’s not impossible to beat cabin fever. With a few friends and some creativity, … Continue reading Nine ways to make your rainy nights ten out of ten
By Katie Borzellica Continue reading Hair won’t withstand the weather
By Michael Flewelling Continue reading Summer weather changed drastically in September
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