Three Pittsburgh Philanthropists Provide Lead Gifts to Duquesne's Medical School

The gifts total more than $7.5 million
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#BluffStories: Dr. Khlood Salman, School of Nursing

Associate Professor, Fulbright awardee and inter-religious dialogue advocate
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Arsenic and Selenium May Have Been More Prevalent in the Evolution of Life Than Previously Thought

Findings Could Have Implications for Global Environmental Issues
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Music Students Provide Original Music, Voice Over Remotely for New Duquesne University Commercial

When Duquesne University's Division of Marketing and Communications started planning to launch a new image campaign for the fall, the marketing and advertising teams wanted to bring in some new talent. Thankfully, new talent was found just across campus-students in the Mary Pappert School of Music.

Duquesne's Rangos School Names Health Administration and Public Health Chair

Dr. Faina Linkov joined Duquesne University as the chair for the Department of Health Administration and Public Health at the John G. Rangos, Sr. School of Health Sciences on July 1.

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More than $100,000 in Prizes Up for Grabs in Duquesne's Entrepreneurship Competition

Entrepreneurs will have opportunities to win cash and service prizes valued at more than $100,000 in the second Duquesne New Venture Challenge (DNVC).

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Three Pittsburgh Philanthropists Provide Lead Gifts to Duquesne's Medical School

#BluffStories: Dr. Khlood Salman, School of Nursing

Arsenic and Selenium May Have Been More Prevalent in the Evolution of Life Than Previously Thought

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