Maggie Jones, a Duquesne professor and Golden Quill award winner, joined us to talk about the state of journalism and her take on the future of the news industry.

Maggie Jones, a Duquesne professor and Golden Quill award winner, joined us to talk about the state of journalism and her take on the future of the news industry.

Duquesne University theology professor explains what's to come after death of Pope Francis Everything from his burial to the choosing of a new pope ...

Gormley joined Duquesne’s faculty as a law professor in 1994 and served as the law school’s dean between 2008 to 2015, during which time he served a term as president of the Allegheny County ...

Don’t it always seem to go That you don’t know what you’ve got Till it’s gone — Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi (1970) Decades of my professional life have been devoted to the topic of expertise and ...

News about Duquesne University. Commentary and archival information about Duquesne University from The New York Times.

A Duquesne professor and avid Dukes fan, Healy understood the moment and emotion bestowed on Duquesne for the first time in 47 years when the final buzzer sounded. In response, Healy canceled his ...

Duquesne University professor Robert Healy III became one of the most popular faculty members on campus after canceling his class in honor of the Dukes' first round victory in the NCAA Men’s ...

Duquesne made history by winning its first NCAA Tournament game since 1969. A school professor is giving Dukes fans time to enjoy it.