Oh, the places you’ll go. Cheers to the next chapter, Dukes! 👏🎓❤️💙 youtube.com/shorts/f2Mn-cj… #DuqGrad

You’ve crossed the stage, but your journey is just beginning. We’re so proud of you, Class of 2025! Now: Go after those bigger goals. The world is waiting. ❤️💙

Friend, scholar and student leader Braden Niles has made a big impression at Duquesne Liberal Arts. This fall, he will be beginning law school at Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne U.. #DuqGrad ow.ly/ZbgP50VSSE7

Always a leader in the classroom and on the court. Congrats, Megan, on signing with the Phoenix Mercury! #GoMerc

“I discovered that Duquesne had a program in public history [...] then did internships that turned into my first two museum jobs,” said Amanda Dunyak Gillen, GA’02—now exec director of The Frick Pittsburgh Museums and Gardens, instructor in Duquesne Hist. Dept., and proud @duqalumni: nextpittsburgh.com/arts-entertain…

We see you, T.J.! #GoDukes Duquesne Women's Basketball Phoenix Mercury

.Duquesne Media prof. Maggie Patterson appeared on KDKA to discuss her career and Service to Journalism Award. On journalism education’s importance: “The foundation is still the same. Democracy is based on citizenship … we bring the public to being." cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/vid…

Read more about Duquesne's commitment to campus safety, expanding research opportunities for students and creating a fun environment for all in the new edition of the Duquesne Magazine: duq.edu/magazine

"Although it might be uncomfortable putting yourself out there, you need to do it,” says Micaiah White, a Chambersburg, Pa. native and Duquesne Liberal Arts double major in Political Science and Philosophy. ow.ly/uyTY50WbMcL

Brendan Gebler, A’17, credits Duquesne’s Psychology faculty for helping him reach his full potential and consistently supporting his success. Meet this #DukesFromTheLastDecade awardee➡️ duq.edu/alumni/dukesfr… Duquesne Liberal Arts

Recent #DukesFromTheLastDecade winner Talia Kirkland, A’14, GA’15, shares: “Being a graduate of Duquesne University means excellence; academic distinction, servant-leadership, and a lifelong commitment to professional and personal growth.” 🔗duq.edu/alumni/dukesfr…

Year after year, career-ready graduates enter the workforce thanks to faculty, staff and alumni who prepare them for success. Duquesne Liberal Arts Duquesne Alumni ow.ly/EFl750WgWXK

A short walk from campus led Anna Gartland, M’25, A’25, to Literacy Pittsburgh — and a new career. “I feel well prepared because of my Liberal Arts and Music classes,” she said. Now, she’s a full-time service coordinator.

.Duquesne Liberal Arts English graduate student and resident director Micah White runs on creativity, community. ow.ly/YA8b50WnhPK

Incoming first-gen student Paris Lear, A’29, felt Duquesne’s support from the start. During FAST, she met a professor and connected with her success coach: “You can feel what it’s like to be a student before classes start.” Schedule an individual visit: apply.duq.edu/portal/ug_all_…

Duquesne University President Ken Gormley has been selected as a Pittsburgh Business Times C-Suite Awards honoree. Nominated winners were judged on their leadership, contributions to their organization and community involvement. ow.ly/ySH450WCOph

What does it take to help declare a Doctor of the Church? Profs. Kenneth Parker, Christopher Cimorelli, and Elizabeth Huddleston spent months on research, collaboration, and a key chapter of the Positio on St. John Henry Newman’s “Eminent Doctrine,” aiding the Vatican’s decision.

“Even the courses that weren’t pre-law helped me better construct and apply my ideas,” said Anya Clougherty, A’26. Now in Duquesne’s 3+3 program, she’s confident the skills she gained as a Liberal Arts student will carry into law school. Learn more: duq.edu/academics/coll…

Kenneth Kubistek, GA'02, master’s of history alumnus, has been named the 2025 Pennsylvania History Teacher of the Year by The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. He has taught world history for 28 years and leads Riverview’s Model UN and National History Day programs. triblive.com/local/valley-n…

Today, we welcomed first-year Liberal Arts students to the Bluff with an excursion on the Gateway Clipper Fleet. Guided by Rivers of Steel, students cruised Pittsburgh’s rivers while learning about the city’s history and connecting with faculty, staff, and classmates.