Duquesne Magazine
Published twice annually, our award winning alumni magazine highlights: 
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- Current events happening on campus
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Medical School Opens!
Participants celebrate a joyous day, marking a milestone in the boldest initiative of its history, Duquesne opens its new College of Medicine.
New Medical School, Fresh Perspectives
Students from across campus will connect in meaningful, productive ways. Read the full stories of students with a good sense of what they want to achieve who've chosen Duquesne University as the place to pursue their bigger goals.
Rose Trimpey-Warhaftig
There’s a huge need for primary care physicians who speak Spanish. I want to use these skills in my daily work to help eliminate barriers.
Jacob Dimenbort
There will be a lot of opportunities for interprofessional work, particularly in the state-of-the-art simulation suites. This is where students start to understand the roles and responsibilities of their colleagues in different simulations such as the emergency room, birthing suite and more.
Rachel Anderson
I prioritize a holistic health approach in my own practice and consider physical, emotional and social wellbeing. It’s really exciting that Duquesne is expanding and working to train new professionals in these resources.
Henry DiPaolo
The opening of Duquesne’s College of Osteopathic Medicine is a great opportunity for collaboration. Pharmacy students can hear different patient cases and collaborate with a team of medical students, nursing students and pharmacy students–just like in the hospital setting.
Kyla Covato
With the medical students we can look at issues they might have and help them discover what we can do about them. I'm excited to collaborate and solve more health issues.
Iván Del Toro Hernández
Sometimes [doctors] say they have patients who would benefit from occupational therapy, and it helps to start that dialogue from the beginning in school–not just during clinical field work.
Cassidy Camp
I feel like the school and faculty will guide medical students and get them on the same positive path faculty have sent me on in the nursing field.
Kirstin Franklin
The new college will allow school psychology students to interact with medical students and learn how those teams work, while medical students get to learn how school systems work. It’s important to have these multidisciplinary teams working together so their patients–our students–can benefit.
Amelia Trello
Duquesne students in the health profession programs are already contributing to the wellbeing of our communities. Now we are putting forth more professionals in the health sphere, and that's a great thing.
Fayla Junior
Since being here at Duquesne, one of the things that people tell others about Pittsburgh is that it's one of the places where health care thrives.
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Afghan Siblings Find Hope, Bigger Goals at Duquesne
Nearly three years after fleeing their home with just a change of clothes, read the full story, hear the details and feel the hope three special siblings are finding as they pursue their bigger goals at Duquesne University.
Family Matters Photo Gallery
More than 100 faculty and staff members' children are proud to call Duquesne their alma mater and are pursuing their bigger goals here.