DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY TIMES

The Office of Greek Life will host another Food Truck Frenzy Thursday, April 25.

The Spiritan Pedagogy series, co-sponsored by the Center for Catholic Faith and Culture and the Center for Teaching Excellence, will conclude the 2018-2019 academic year with a community-building reception for all faculty, staff and graduate students.

The School of Law is sponsoring a two-day conference focused on artificial intelligence (AI) to help law school graduates understand the ways in which intelligent systems can streamline work and enhance their careers.

Nearly 200 Duquesne undergraduate students showcased their work in more than 130 projects at the 11th annual Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Symposium held April 3 in the Power Center Ballroom.

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) will honor University students committed to academic excellence, diversity and inclusion at the fifth annual Spirit of Diversity Dinner and Scholarship Benefit Friday, April 12, in the Power Center Ballroom. Nearly 350 guests are expected to attend.

Every year, Duquesne faculty, staff and students support the tradition of helping others by participating in Spring Clean-Up, which also raises environmental awareness and strengthens the relationship between the University family and its neighbors.

The Red Masquers’ upcoming stage production will feature a romantic musical showcasing music and lyrics by Tony award-winner Stephen Sondheim, including the well-known Send in the Clowns.

Dr. Mary Ellen Glasgow, dean of Duquesne’s School of Nursing, will be the keynote speaker Monday, April 8, as part of the Center for Catholic Faith and Culture’s United Pittsburgh speaker series.

An interactive display of acrylic paintings by Humanities Librarian Ted Bergfelt is now on display in the Gumberg Library.