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WEBApr 18, 2024 · Organ artist Anna Lapwood sparkles for Pittsburgh. April 18, 2024 Comments Off. Emma Polen | Editor-in-Chief United Kingdom native Anna Lapwood might be known best to her younger audiences for her organ performance clips on TikTok. From 2024 hits to reimagined classical pieces, Lapwood reminded her audience […]
2023-24 Duke Awards • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · She can now add a Duke award to her trophy case. Most Improved Team: Football. Duquesne Football turned a 4-7 record in 2022 into a 7-5 record in 2023, but the most pronounced part of their improvement was in the Northeast Conference. After finishing 3-4 in NEC play the year before, Duquesne went 6 …
On women’s representation in clinical trials • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · From 2016-2019, an average of 41.2% of adult cardiovascular, psychiatric, and cancer-related clinical trial participants were female, according to a study from Harvard Medical School. However, the disparity is greater for psychiatric disorders, where females make up 60% of the patient population, but just 42% of trial participants.
Time flies: a reflection on my freshman year • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · There’s nothing wrong with that, of course – college is difficult, draining and above all not a linear process. Once again, growing pains. While I have enjoyed my time here so far, Duquesne itself is not without flaws. The communication between departments and students is lacking on so many fronts and can be so frustrating sometimes.
Students show off research at symposium • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · Duquesne held its annual Undergraduate Research & Scholarship Symposium last week showcasing research from across its academic schools. The symposium began on April 15 with a browsing session and will continue through Friday with virtual sessions. April 17 was dedicated to in-person presentations. Students from six …
Despite challenges, Baker leads tri team • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · Joella Baker never let the challenges she faced define her everyday life. Baker was diagnosed with lupus, an autoimmune disease, in 2000, but that did not stop her from becoming the triathlete and coach she is today. Baker is the current head coach of Duquesne’s first women’s triathlon team. This was not her first time on the Bluff.
Is Duquesne getting a sensory garden? • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · A sensory garden is a garden that appeals to all five senses. The garden’s goal is to offer a new and inviting place in the natural environment that can boost focus and help stressed-out students relax. It is a completely optional environment to spend time in and enjoy. The oasis’ job is to help students forget the worries that college can ...
A house divided against itself • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · Firstly, the party’s razor-thin majority in the House is in jeopardy. Dysfunction and partisan in-fighting are only going to hurt the GOP in the election that lies ahead and any representative would be naive not to do everything in their power to control the chamber. Second, Johnson’s quiet, unassuming nature combined with his beliefs and ...
Former Head Coach Dambrot gives advice • The Duquesne Duke
WEB1 day ago · Dambrot emphasized this goal throughout his talk. “I just want to try and make the students feel comfortable,” Dambrot told The Duke. “With the way the environment is right now it’s hard for those kids. I want to make them understand they have support at the university.”. Sid Dambrot, the coach’s father, was on the 1954 Duquesne ...
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WEBApr 18, 2024 · Housing is a human right: Pittsburgh residents continue to hurt for housing. April 18, 2024 The Duquesne Duke Comments Off. Naomi Girson & Michael O’Grady | Staff Writers 20,000 Pittsburghers were shorted out of housing this year due to a lack of affordable options. On Saturday, more than 150 frustrated city residents congregated in …
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