Duquesne University bookstore manager John Kachur is one of just five individuals recently selected nationally to receive the Barnes & Noble Campus Leadership Award.
The Office of Human Resources has partnered with Cigna, UPMC Health Plan and The Center for Pharmacy Care to offer University employees a comprehensive new Wellness in Motion program.
As part of the annual benefits open enrollment process online, Duquesne faculty and staff will again have the opportunity to enroll in convenient payroll deduction to support the Duquesne Fund.
A group of Duquesne students are working to create a zip tie cutter that can be used in outer space as part of a NASA challenge that concludes with a trip to Houston in May.
The nature photography of Daniel Robinson, an environmental sciences senior and 2017 Honors College Endowed Fellowship winner, will be exhibited in the first floor lobby of Mellon Hall (Bluff St. side) starting this week.
The ninth annual Run for Ryan, a campus-wide 5K honoring the life of Marine Sgt. Ryan H. Lane of Castle Shannon, will be held this Saturday, April 21, at 9:30 a.m. beginning at the Duquesne Union.
Educators at all levels will have the opportunity to learn about the principles behind the renowned Finnish education system and how they’re implemented in practice at an upcoming workshop hosted by the School of Education.
The Duquesne University Computer Store will feature its lowest prices of the year on Apple products during the one-day Faculty and Staff Appreciation Sale.
Undergraduate psychology students and community representatives will share stories from the Hill District during an upcoming off-campus event.
Experts in criminal law, forensic pathology, journalism and civil rights will explore the lives, deaths and social justice legacies of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., on the occasion of the 50th anniversaries of their assassinations during an upcoming conference at Duquesne.
University faculty members and graduate students were recognized for their classroom creativity, innovation and impact during the recent Celebration of Teaching Excellence ceremony hosted by the Center for Teaching Excellence.
Lots of sun and warm temperatures made for the perfect setting for the University’s inaugural Pancakes with the President breakfast.
More than 200 Duquesne undergraduate students presented 155 research projects at the University’s 10th annual Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium on April 11 in the Power Center.
Dr. Temple Lovelace, associate professor of special education, and Dr. Jana Patton-Vogt, professor of biological sciences, were recognized for their outstanding research endeavors and accomplishments at an April 17 induction ceremony for the University’s Research Hall of Fame.
Funds totaling $4,045,680 have recently been received by Duquesne University, the School of Education, the School of Pharmacy, the Mary Pappert School of Music and the Rangos School of Health Sciences.
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Faculty, staff and graduate students can still register to attend the Spiritan Pedagogy Conversations community-building reception being held on Wednesday, April 18, at 4 p.m. in Room 613 of the Union to mark the end of the 2017-18 academic year.