More than 2,000 faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends, dignitaries and guests turned out for the Sept. 22 Inauguration of President Ken Gormley.
The University recognizes that needs arise to inform Duquesne employees about issues and various on-campus activities. To manage and prioritize the intense volume of such requests, all-employee emails will now be managed by the Office of Marketing and Communications (formerly the Office of Public Affairs).
In compliance with the requirements of the Drug-Free Schools & Communities Act, the Pennsylvania College and University Security Information Act, the U.S. Student Right to Know & Campus Security Act, and the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Act, Duquesne University’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report has been made available at www.duq.edu/clery-pdf.
In preparation for the transition to a new voicemail system at Duquesne University in October, the Office of Computing and Technology Services (CTS) is asking employees to proactively set up their new voicemail, personal greeting and password on the new system.
Newly installed President Ken Gormley welcomed Duquesne faculty at a special inauguration reception on Sept. 23 as part of Inauguration Week festivities on campus.
Associate Law Professor Rona Kaufman Kitchen was honored as an Alumni Awardee at the Sept. 20 Chabad House on Campus 28th Anniversary Celebration.
The cyanide poisoning death of local physician Dr. Autumn Klein by her husband Dr. Robert Ferrante made national headlines in 2013. The tragic murder is the focus of a new book by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Paula Reed Ward, who will discuss the case at an upcoming law school program.
Birthday cake and a brief history of Duquesne University will be served at the next Libermann Luncheon as part of the annual Heritage Week celebration.
In celebration of American Pharmacists Month, the Mylan School of Pharmacy is offering seasonal immunizations, complimentary health care screenings and educational outreach to the community as part of its fourth annual Health and Wellness Fair.
Dr. Stephen Walt will discuss foreign policy and new strategies for America in the latest installment of the Raymond J. Kelley Endowed Chair Distinguished Speaker in International Relations Series.
With flu season just around the corner, the Center for Pharmacy Care is offering the first of three campus flu clinics on Thursday, Oct. 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the second floor of the Union.
Registration is still open for faculty, staff and students who want to honor breast cancer survivors, friends and family of those who have battled the disease by participating in the 7th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at Duquesne University.
The Century Club of Distinguished Duquesne University Alumni welcomed three new members as part of the Sept. 23 President’s Dinner.
Ginelle G. McPherson, a two-time graduate of Duquesne University, was presented with the 2016 Mind, Heart and Spirit Award during the President’s Dinner on Sept. 23.
Funds totaling $125,872 were received by the Mylan School of Pharmacy and the Bayer School of Natural and Environmental Sciences (BSNES).
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News coverage highlighting Duquesne’s experts and initiatives.
The 27th annual Spring Clean-Up is a one-day, large-scale litter pick-up and greening event that takes place throughout the South Side and Greater Hill District neighborhoods; however, it is much more than that.