Chess Knights: event uses chess to bridge cultural and generational divides

Emily Ambery | Staff Writer 08/26/2021 In chess, a knight moves two spaces in one direction and one space in another — creating a pattern that no other piece can replicate. At Duquesne University, a new chess event called “Community Chess Nights” partners chess players of all ages and abilities to create memories and stories — that no one else can replicate. Chess Nights will … Continue reading Chess Knights: event uses chess to bridge cultural and generational divides

Duquesne sponsors panel discussing Capitol riot

Katia Faroun and Carissa Haslam | The Duquesne Duke 01/21/2021 The violent attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6 left Americans wondering how such an incident could have occurred in the U.S. and what it means for the future of the country’s democracy. On Monday evening, local activists, scholars and concerned citizens were given the opportunity to answer these questions during a Duquesne-sponsored webinar over … Continue reading Duquesne sponsors panel discussing Capitol riot

Pittsburgh featured as an “innovation city” in Brookings report

Alex Wolfe | Staff Writer 09/28/17 It seems like Pittsburgh is becoming more and more of a popular place to work, according to a report published by the Brookings Institute. Brookings named Pittsburgh as a ‘Global Innovation City,’ and includes many suggestions. The 75-page report comes with a detailed list of recommendations for what Pittsburgh needs to do in order to maintain its status as … Continue reading Pittsburgh featured as an “innovation city” in Brookings report