- Duquesne University announces next provost
- Duquesne’s longest-tenured announcer, Ray Goss, dies at 89
- Student Union renamed for University President Ken Gormley in surprise ceremony
- The Duke, Tikkun Olam and why Duquesne matters to me
- Freshman Haley Gitsky twirls her way to Team USA
- HOGAN MOVES OUTDOORS: Students adapt to temporary dining options
- Michael Dillon is ‘on the road’ for good: Journalism professor retires after 27 years
- One day in Wrigley: Newfound love for an old rival
- How each team fares in largest-ever World Cup
- Charlotte’s Comments: 4/23
- Turning wounds into words with art
- Staff Editorial: Hogan Dining Hall is all around us
- Duquesne spiritual leaders talk D.C.-Vatican relationship
- Duquesne loses MBB talent early in transfer portal
- Fries: Pittsburgh is finally a sports tahn again
- Red Masquers debuts new production
Duquesne loses MBB talent early in transfer portal
Ben Deihl | sports editor The transfer portal has become the largest trend in college sports since its introduction in 2018. It helps student athletes transfer from school to school in search of better opportunities and a better fit, but recent rule changes have seen the portal boom in popularity. Now at a crossroads after… Continue reading Duquesne loses MBB talent early in transfer portal
David Dixon reflects on his Duquesne career
Ben Deihl | sports editor Growing up in Memphis, David Dixon only started hooping because of one person — his sister, Liz. Dixon hadn’t even dribbled a basketball before Liz introduced him to the sport, helping him fall in love with it as she expanded her collegiate career to the WNBA. “I played against my… Continue reading David Dixon reflects on his Duquesne career
March continues to bring the Madness
Noah Fries | staff writer The 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament kicked off last weekend with a number of upsets and eye-popping headlines. The first three days of the tournament resulted in record-breaking viewership, with the tournament averaging 9.8 million viewers over that span — the most since CBS and TNT began streaming… Continue reading March continues to bring the Madness
Sights and sounds from the A10 Championship
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Senior basketball players have an emotional goodbye at A10 championship
Ben Deihl | sports editor No. 7 Duquesne’s season came to an end on Friday, falling to eventual A10 champion No. 2 VCU 71-66 at PPG Paints Arena. After building an early 7-point lead, the Dukes let VCU go on multiple large runs to seal the Rams’ victory. “It’s March,” VCU Head Coach Phil Martelli… Continue reading Senior basketball players have an emotional goodbye at A10 championship
VCU rolls Dayton for second consecutive A10 title
Ben Deihl | sports editor Most sports programs preach a ‘family’ mentality. It helps bring players closer, feel more comfortable and learn about their teammates and coaches. But for Head Coach Phil Martelli Jr. and his now A10-champion Virginia Commonwealth squad, their team mentality means more. “When someone has a question about family, I don’t… Continue reading VCU rolls Dayton for second consecutive A10 title
No. 2 VCU triumphs over No. 4 Dayton for A10 title
Ben Deihl | sports editor Most sports programs preach a ‘family’ mentality. It helps bring players closer, feel more comfortable and learn about their teammates and coaches. But for Head Coach Phil Martelli Jr. and his now A10-champion Virginia Commonwealth squad, their team mentality means more. “When someone has a question about family, I don’t… Continue reading No. 2 VCU triumphs over No. 4 Dayton for A10 title
No. 2 VCU crushes N0. 3 Saint Joseph’s to advance to title game
Rebecca Jozwiak | staff writer No. 2 VCU will head back to the A10 Championship title game for the second consecutive year after soaring past No. 3 Saint Joseph’s 77-64 in Saturday afternoon’s semifinal matchup at PPG Paints Arena. After tying Saint Joseph’s 4-4 in the first 3:30 of the game, VCU went on a… Continue reading No. 2 VCU crushes N0. 3 Saint Joseph’s to advance to title game
Last-second tip-in lifts No. 4 Dayton over top-seeded Saint Louis
Rowan DuBois | staff writer Bench heroics from No. 4 Dayton’s Jordan Derkack and a last-second tip-in from forward Amaël L’Etang provided the Flyers with an upset over No. 1 seed Saint Louis 70-69 early Saturday afternoon at PPG Paints Arena. The game, which punched Dayton’s ticket to the A10 Championship title game, was decided… Continue reading Last-second tip-in lifts No. 4 Dayton over top-seeded Saint Louis
No. 3 Saint Joseph’s uses huge second half to topple No. 6 Davidson
Noah Fries | staff writer No. 3 Saint Joseph’s dropped No. 6 Davidson on Friday night with a dominant second-half performance inside PPG Paints Arena. Despite holding a narrow 33-29 lead going into halftime, Saint Joseph’s was able to pull away 70-58 in a final score that was even closer than the game flow suggested. … Continue reading No. 3 Saint Joseph’s uses huge second half to topple No. 6 Davidson
No. 7 Duquesne’s season ends in gritty loss to No. 2 VCU
Ben Deihl | sports editor No. 7 Duquesne’s season came to an end on Friday, falling to No. 2 VCU 71-66 at PPG Paints Arena. VCU advanced to the semifinals of the A10 Championship, where they will face Saint Joseph’s with a trip to the title game on the line. “It’s March,” VCU Head Coach… Continue reading No. 7 Duquesne’s season ends in gritty loss to No. 2 VCU
Davidson survives OT scare from Loyola Chicago
Rowan DuBois | staff writer No. 6 Davidson ended No. 14 Loyola Chicago’s Cinderella hopes in overtime Thursday night in PPG Paints Arena, winning 64-59 despite fourth-quarter heroics from Loyola guard Kayde Dotson. The Wildcats held a 56-53 lead with 16 seconds remaining, but Dotson sent his defender flying with a pump fake before drilling… Continue reading Davidson survives OT scare from Loyola Chicago
Dukes roll to A10 tourney after historic comeback
Ben Deihl | sports editor Down by 30 late in the first half, Duquesne looked deflated. UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse was silent. The Dukes trailed 42-12 with six minutes remaining in the first half on Saturday afternoon, with the Richmond Spiders starting 8-11 from 3-point range. The game seemed like it was over, and the Dukes… Continue reading Dukes roll to A10 tourney after historic comeback
Consecutive losses snap Dukes’ win streak
Evan Rossman & Ben Deihl | staff writer & sports editor The Duquesne Dukes five-game win streak finally came to an end following a 66-78 loss at UD Arena on Saturday afternoon, followed up with a devastating 67-56 home loss to Davidson. This marks the second time the Dukes have fallen to the Flyers this… Continue reading Consecutive losses snap Dukes’ win streak
How Cooper and Posey paved the way for Black athletes to enter the limelight
Ben Deihl | sports editor *This article was updated for accuracy. It was previously stated that Chuck Cooper was in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. On Dec. 23, 1946, Duquesne and Tennessee had a scheduled game in McKeesport, a highly anticipated match up with a star-studded Volunteers team. At the time, Tennessee’s basketball team… Continue reading How Cooper and Posey paved the way for Black athletes to enter the limelight
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