Runners fill Pittsburgh streets during EQT 10 Miler

Grace Rosello | staff writer Crossing over the Smithfield Street Bridge before sunrise on Nov. 2, the Equitable Resources, Inc (EQT) 10 miler meant joining a multitude of runners decked out in race gear all heading to the starting line. On both sides of the bridge, silhouetted black against the gold and blue sky, runners warmed up, dispelling their nervousness. Jokes between friends peppered the … Continue reading Runners fill Pittsburgh streets during EQT 10 Miler

Runners’ rumors dispelled about Power Center track

By Ollie Gratzinger | Features Editor  If your spring semester kicked off with a New Year’s resolution to finally get into better shape, maybe you’ve made Duquesne’s own gym in the Power Center part of your daily — or every-other-daily — routine. Opened January 2008, the Power Center is made up of roughly 80,000 square feet dedicated to physical fitness and recreation, all of which … Continue reading Runners’ rumors dispelled about Power Center track

Great Race leads to learning for Duquesne student

Sean Ray | Opinions Editor Wake up at 6 a.m. on a weekend, tired beyond belief. Eat my breakfast of two handfuls of trail mix to silence my stomach. Walk a few blocks downtown to take the early shuttle ride up to the starting line. Get packed in tightly with tons of other runners, take a few minutes to stretch, hear the starting siren and … Continue reading Great Race leads to learning for Duquesne student