Naomi Girson | opinions editor Gumberg Library’s fourth floor is back in business after its prolonged closure for renovations since the spring semester. Originally planned to be finished by the beginning of the fall semester, the project was delayed four weeks. But now Gumberg has a brand new look to the main entrance level. On Tuesday, Gumberg hosted a “sneak peek” for faculty, deans and … Continue reading Gumberg Library gets a new look
Raymond Arke | Editor-in-Chief 10/23/18 Duquesne University, donors and public officials celebrated the announcement of the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse, set to replace the existing A.J. Palumbo Center, at a special event on Oct. 23. The extensive renovations of the arena will begin in March 2019. The new Fieldhouse will feature a radically different and modernized facade, new concession and team shop areas, premium seating options, … Continue reading Duquesne announces “transformation” of Palumbo Center into the new UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse
Josiah Martin | Staff Writer It’s back to school time for most of the Duquesne University community, and once again, Facilities Management has been at work all summer renovating and updating campus for new and returning students. Crews spent the summer preparing the Living Learning Centers for their new residents. Rod Dobish, Assistant Vice President & Chief Facilities Officer of Facilities Management, explained that this … Continue reading Duquesne Facilities Management is kept busy over the summer
Kaye Burnet | Asst. News Editor Duquesne’s parking garages are getting an update, with automated gates and five new pay stations replacing the current equipment in the Forbes and Locust garages over the summer. Bryan Matrazzo, parking manager at Duquesne, said the changes will begin June 1 and will take approximately one month to implement fully. With the new system, parking permit holders will be … Continue reading Parking pass holders: no more swiping
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