Ahead of the school's annual 'Chopped' competition, Duquesne students cooked up unique creations in KDKA's kitchen!
Jess Towns landed an NSF research fellowship from Stanford, which selects only one percent of student applicants for the honor. She credits Duquesne's intense research focus - and hands-on opportunities - for much of her success.
Keep up to date with the latest features and articles on Duquesne's faculty, staff, alumni and students.
Anyone who thinks research science is still a man's game hasn't met Duquesne University's Raegen Esenwein and Lindsay Moskal. The two juniors recently received the prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, given annually to encourage outstanding students to pursue research careers in the fields of natural sciences, engineering and mathematics. With this recognition, Duquesne now has eight female students who have won the award in the last 10 years.
This Post-Gazette article spotlights Duquesne women’s basketball player Tess Myers- one of the best 3-point shooters in the country in NCAA women’s basketball this season- and her family’s shared success on the court. The article also includes an interview with Duquesne’s women’s basketball head coach Dan Burt.
Recognized for providing horizon-expanding education!
Maintaining a safe campus is our priority.
Ranking as a top business school for the fifth consecutive year!
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.
"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."
"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.”
Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher will serve as Commencement speaker for the spring 2023 graduates of Duquesne University’s McAnulty College of Liberal Arts on Friday, May 5, 2023, at 10:30 am in the UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse on the University’s Uptown campus.
Voting in America has come under increasing scrutiny over the past two decades. From voter ID issues to gerrymandering to mail-in voting controversies, these issues have sparked intense debate.
Qualified Pennsylvania residents pursuing a horizon-expanding education at Duquesne University as a transfer student can receive up to $20,400 in financial assistance at the undergraduate level through the University’s PA State Grant-Transfer Matching Program.