THANK YOU! Duquesne Day of Giving
Alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends have come together for ten years to make the Duquesne Day of Giving a huge success. Hundreds of gifts will go to support our schools, programs, sports teams, and most importantly, our students. Thank you for your generosity!
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University Events

Pittsburgh and the Great Migration - A Screening and Roundtable Discussion
Join us for the annual Black History Month History Lecture, this year featuring a viewing of the documentary PIttsburgh and the Great Migration, followed by a roundtable discussion with local historians.
Speakers include:
Dr. Alonna Carter-Donaldson
Visiting Lecturer, University of Pittsburgh
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Parent/Supporter Series: Your Student's Basic Needs: Housing, Dining and Safety
The Office of Admissions is pleased to host a series of virtual opportunities specifically designed for parents and supporters of prospective Duquesne students. This event will include:
- Q&A with representatives from our Housing Office and Dining Services, along with the Chief of University Police

Red Masquers – The Comedy of Errors
One of William Shakespeare’s earliest and most farcical plays,
even at this point in his career he demonstrated a mastery
of intricate plotting, wordplay, puns, and slapstick. The Red
Masquers’ production is set in 1902 at the height of the ragtime
era and features a score of Scott Joplin’s jaunty rag m
Duquesne - Pittsburgh Connection
I volunteer because serving our neighbors is a way that I can give back to my community. "
At Duquesne, caring about the community unites us. Service is at the core of our Spiritan legacy and one of the many ways we engage in the community right here in Pittsburgh and around the world.
10,000Students, faculty and staff volunteer because we believe service to others is important.
I wouldn’t be who am I if I hadn’t gone to Duquesne.”
Community gardens and urban agriculture were part of her studies, but understanding the food deserts in Pittsburgh's neighborhoods provided the experiential learning opportunities that motivated Kelsey Coates’ to pursue Environmental Sciences.
Duquesne’s R2 designation provides Duquesne student so many untapped opportunities allowing them to achieve their bigger goals through research.”
A 2022 report ranks Pittsburgh in the Top 25 Life Sciences Research Talent Clusters in the U.S. Research at Duquesne begins with first-year students from Liberal Arts to the Sciences and everything in between.
#3 in the Northeastof R2 institutions producing the most high-earning female alumni under 40 in the U.S.
The alumni office is finding amazing ways for alumni to fit as volunteers in Pittsburgh and all over the country and internationally.”
Duquesne alumni believe that equity and opportunity begin at home and are trusted University brand ambassadors who bring their heart for service to our surrounding communities and beyond. "Bluff in the Burgh" connects alumni to upcoming events in Pittsburgh.
1/3Alumni report that the University's reputation or connections helped them land an internship or job.