Select Coverage of President Ken Gormley

Curated articles and interviews related to Ken:

This Pittsburgh Business Times article on Duquesne's new Institute for Ethics and Integrity in Journalism includes a quote from Ken Gormley in which he shares his gratitude for the alumna whose gift helped establish the institute and the impact it will have.
_{September 14, 2021}

This Newsweek article about Vince Foster, who served as deputy White House counsel during the first six months of President Bill Clinton's administration, refers to details about Foster that were included in Ken Gormley's The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr.
_{September 7, 2021}

President Gormley was interviewed by WTAE-TV about Pittsburgh philanthropist John G. Rangos, Sr., who also was a longtime friend of Duquesne and benefactor of the School of Health Sciences, scholarships and more.
_{July 22, 2021}

Pittsburgh Quarterly asked Ken Gormley and his fellow local college presidents to weigh in on the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that have come to light compared to prior to COVID-19 pandemic.
_{July 21, 2021}

In this Tribune-Review article President Gormley addresses how a $2M gift from the R.K. Mellon Foundation will help graduates of Duquesne's new College of Osteopathic Medicine serve both urban and rural communities in need of doctors.
_{July 13, 2021}

President Gormley was interviewed by WTAE-TV for this story about how he honored May graduate Dylan Braun during a special post-graduation ceremony. Braun overcame serious injuries from a car accident to return to Duquesne and complete master's degree in physician assistant studies.
_{May 7, 2021}

Pittsburgh Magazine included Ken Gormley's statement in this article about the passing of Joanne Rogers, the widow of Fred Rogers.
_{January 15, 2020}

President Gormley gave an update to NextPittsburgh about Duquesne's College of Osteopathic Medicine, including the location and timeline for the physical space that will house the new school.
_{January 13, 2020}

NPR's Nina Totenberg interviewed Ken Gormley and other presidential scholars for this story on whether President Donald Trump has the legal authority to pardon himself.
_{January 9, 2021}

President Gormley was interviewed for this WESA-Radio story about the re-enactment Duquesne University co-sponsored to commemorate the 100^th anniversary of the first commercial radio broadcast, which just happened to take place in Pittsburgh. Duquesne partnered with the National Museum of Broadcasting and Westinghouse Service Uniting Retired Employees to live stream the original broadcast that covered the 1920 election between Warren G. Harding and James Cox.
_{November 2, 2020}

KDKA-TV
_{September 19, 2020}

In this feature story about Duquesne's announcing it will open a college of osteopathic medicine, the
_{August 1, 2020}

Pittsburgh Quarterly featured Ken for their What Do I Know? Series, which is a life's recounting in the subject's own words.
_{July 6, 2020}

President Gormley, a presidential and constitutional law expert, was interviewed by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for this article about partisanship, the impeachment process and the January 2020 Senate trial of President Donald Trump.
_{January 25, 2020}

The New York Times interviewed President Gormley for this article about President Donald Trump in adding Ken Starr to his legal defense team for his impeachment trial. Starr was the independent counsel whose investigation led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment more than 20 years ago. Gormley interviewed Starr for this best-selling book, The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr.
_{January 17, 2020}

Politico
_{January 16, 2020}

WESA-Radio quoted President Gormley in this story about a federal grant of nearly $500,000 awarded to the August Wilson House to go toward plans to restore the Pittsburgh-native/playwright's childhood home in the Hill District. Duquesne is a project partner.
_{October 21, 2019}

The Palm Beach Post interviewed Ken Gormley for this article about the pardon of President Richard Nixon serving as a "road map" to dealing with a previous president potentially facing criminal charges after leaving the White House.
_{September 20, 2019}

Ken Gormley discussed the University's plans in this Post-Gazette article about Duquesne announcing it will open a College of Osteopathic Medicine, making it only the second medical school in Pittsburgh. Gormley talked about the local, regional and national need for family doctors and how the new school will make a significant contribution.
_{August 1, 2019}

President Gormley discussed why Pittsburgh has become a viable destination for recent university grads with the Tribune-Review for this article on the region being rated No. 6 for new college graduates.
_{July 26, 2019}

This Post-Gazette article about former Duquesne All-American basketball player Chuck Cooper being named to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame includes a quote from President Gormley about Cooper, who was the first black player drafted by an NBA team.
_{April 6, 2019}

The Post-Gazette included Ken's statement about the interfaith service Duquesne is hosting for victims of the Tree of Life shooting.
_{October 29, 2018}

WTAE-TV included Ken's statement in coverage of leader's reactions to the shootings at the Tree of Life synagogue in Squirrel Hill.
_{October 28, 2018}

Ken co-wrote this Post-Gazette op-ed about Duquesne's National Conference on the First Amendment.
_{October 28, 2018}

WTAE-TV quotes Ken about the $45-million renovation of Duquesne's A.J. Palumbo Center, which will be renamed the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.
_{October 23, 2018}

KDKA-TV interviews Ken about Duquesne's two-day National Conference on the First Amendment.
_{October 22, 2018}

Architectural Digest highlights actor Denzel Washington's fundraising effort to renovate the August Wilson House. At the event, Ken announced the first August Wilson Fellow, who will study at Duquesne while working at the August Wilson House.
_{October 1, 2018}

The Post-Gazette covers Ken's announcement of the first August Wilson House Fellow during an event in the Hill District where actor Denzel Washington announced his $5 million donation to the August Wilson House.
_{September 26, 2018}

In an interview with The New York Times, journalist Bob Woodward lists Ken's "The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr" as one of the books on his nightstand.
_{September 13, 2018}

Ken's expertise on special prosecutors is featured in this New York Times article on Robert Mueller's public relations strategy.
_{September 13, 2018}

Pitt News quotes Ken about the response of Pittsburgh-area Catholic organizations and institutions to the recent grand jury report about decades of abuse by Catholic priests.
_{September 12, 2018}

KDKA-TV interviews Ken about Duquesne’s annual freshman move-in day.
_{August 21, 2018}

The Pittsburgh Business Times features a profile on Ken as one of the new leaders at local universities.
_{August 17, 2018}