Online programs offered by Duquesne have been named among the top in the country, according to the 2021 U.S. News and World Report Best Online Programs.

Anticipating the growing need for health professionals to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine, Duquesne has trained hundreds of pharmacists and pharmacy students over the past several months to do just that.

At a time when health professions are taking on global importance, Duquesne University’s School of Nursing is making sure its students are learning together in a cutting-edge environment.

The Community-Engaged Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Institute (CESTL) will launch its inaugural cohort in spring 2021. CESTL matches faculty with coaches who assist with research goals related to community-engaged scholarship.

Duquesne’s 14th annual Virtual Human Rights Film Series presents Race, Rights, Responsibilities, a lineup of four films selected to highlight and encourage conversation about critical human rights issues.

Faculty and staff are invited to a panel discussion on Finding Matilda: The Anne Frank of Lithuania, a documentary that explores how a team of scientists, scholars, students and volunteers discovered the grave of Matilda Olkin and her family, at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 27.

The Division of Mission and Identity (DMI) calls upon the campus community to come Together in the Spirit to celebrate Founders Week Monday, Feb. 1 through Friday, Feb. 5 with virtual and in-person, socially distanced events.