After a third year of record applications, Duquesne University has once again admitted a class that pursues bigger goals and strives to make a difference in their communities.
Emma Costello, an undergraduate student at the School of Nursing, was part of a team of students from the Rangos School of Health Sciences that won recognition at this year’s Undergraduate Research & Scholarship Symposium (URSS).
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After announcing a plan to create an array of engineering programs and rename its new School of Science and Engineering, Duquesne announces a major gift to name the first endowed chair.
In this segment on KDKA's Talk Pittsburgh afternoon television show, Early Childhood Education Graduate Maggie Burke discusses how her personal journey with dyslexia empowered her to become a reading specialist and help kids who need extra support in the classroom.
Recognized for providing horizon-expanding legal education
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After a third year of record applications, the admitted students are eager to pursue bigger goals.
Fortune magazine has named Thomas R. Kline, who committed a $50 million gift to Duquesne's law school, one of 2022’s biggest philanthropists.
For Women's History Month, Dr. Gretchen Givens Generett joined local leaders to discuss opportunities in education.
Duquesne's academic and student services ensure that student-athletes feel supported by providing everything from academic advising to travel assistance.
“I've always just wanted to be a part of something bigger. I feel like the Army is the biggest you can get to be a part of. A team that's working towards a common goal and that's what I really want to do.”
"Speak up. Don't struggle in silence. You are your own voice."
“CETR is one of my best takeaways from Duquesne. It has really helped me discover who I am as a Black person, who I am to other people and who I am to America.”
"It's a tough balance to manage both athletics and academics successfully," the Landenberg, Pennsylvania native said. "But I received a ton of support from everyone at Duquesne. There was a lot of communication and meetings with professors and coaches so I could manage my time effectively."
Duquesne University will honor Pittsburgh’s producer/actor Carter Redwood, star of the CBS hit FBI: International, and his brother Maurice Redwood, acclaimed Pittsburgh actor and filmmaker, at From Pittsburgh to the Big Screen on Wednesday, Oct. 4, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the Power Center Ballroom.
Duquesne University students now have another avenue to pursue their bigger goals.
As a University that prioritizes helping its students discover what they’re good at and why that’s good for the world, Duquesne has long focused on achieving successful and positive student outcomes. This year’s ranking season illustrates that the University’s focus is working and benefitting both students and alumni.