Welcome to our Duquesne family!
As a Duquesne parent, you want to make sure your student is attending an institution known for academic excellence, and also one that will be a supportive second home. Rest assured that the decision to attend Duquesne is a smart one.
Duquesne Parents and Families Portal
Parents and families are encouraged to join the Duquesne Parents and Families Portal for parent resources, including the latest University news and events, access to important campus deadlines and to request FERPA permissions. This online portal is the best way to stay connected with your student and with Duquesne, and to get application, event and other important information if your student is interested in attending Duquesne. Here are some tips on navigating the parent and families portal.
Duquesne Parents and Families Portal
Register for Parent and Family Orientation
Join us to get those final questions answered before beginning school, and explore campus and the city your student will be living in for the next years. We hope to see you there!
Helpful Information
Admitted Students
Are you ready for an education that's everything you need and more than you could have imagined? We're ready to help you achieve your goals, and more.
Living on Campus
Living and learning—side by side. By choosing to live on campus, you'll enjoy some of the best views of the city of Pittsburgh, while spending your time in a, exciting, safe and horizon-expanding environment.
Dining at Duquesne
Your choice of a wide variety of delicious and healthy meals, featuring local and sustainable food sources, build-your-own meal concepts and special options for every diet.
Upcoming Events
MLK Day Breakfast
As a yearly tradition set forth by the former Dean of the Law School (now President Ken Gormley), students from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law of Duquesne University, along with other students, will attend the Homer S. Brown Drum Major for Justice Awards Breakfast at Mt. Ararat Baptist Church whe
MLK Unity Writing Campaign Project
In conjunction with campus participating in the 10th National Day of Racial Healing, sponsored by the W. G. Kellogg Foundation, Duquesne students, faculty, staff and alumni are invited to stop by The Center to write down their thoughts about what unity means to them. Thoughts will be posted outside
MLK Unity Walk
The Fourth Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Walk is a show of university solidarity to the ideals of MLK, Jr. as he pursued unity and social justice in the United States. In partnership with Campus Ministry, the Community Building Office and The Center, the Unity Walk will begin at the Administr
Parent and Family Engagement Office
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