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Wilkins Township: Man and woman dead in apparent murder-suicide

This is happening along Thorncrest Drive, where our crews saw both police and firefighters. ....

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Survey asks Duquesne students about race, gender, sexuality as classroom topics

Students at Duquesne University received emails this month asking them to take a short survey to identify topics — such as race, gender and sexuality — that can make them uncomfortable when raised in class. It asks them to describe cases where professors responded well or poorly. “Recently, students have ....

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Parkhurst employees' protest proceeds down A-Walk; $0.30 pay increase not enough • The Duquesne Duke

By Alicia Dye | staff writer March 24, 2022 Parkhurst workers at Duquesne University have been fighting for a better wage and a better contract with their employer, Parkhurst, over the last week, leading to [.] ....

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Hundreds of pharmacy students trained to administer COVID-19 vaccines • The Duquesne Duke

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Pharmacy students, although typically not allowed to administer vaccines, have been given emergency training and special authorization from Gov. Wolf to assist
in the COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Over 300 Duquesne pharmacy students have been trained and are now certified to administer the vaccine.
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1/28/2021
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Pharmacy students, although typically not allowed to administer vaccines, have been given emergency training and special authorization from Gov. Wolf to assist
in the COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Over 300 Duquesne pharmacy students have been trained and are now certified to administer the vaccine. ....

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Duquesne University asked to bring back professor fired for using racial slur in class

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A faculty-elected oversight body recommends that Duquesne University President Ken Gormley rehire Gary Shank, the education professor fired for using a racial slur during a virtual lecture on race and language in September.
“While Dr. Shank’s use of the N-word was misguided, it was not malicious,” concludes a report by the University Grievance Committee for Faculty, which reviewed Shank’s case, including by conducting interviews and holding a hearing. “Therefore, while sanction of Dr. Shank’s behavior is warranted, it does not reach the level requiring dismissal.” ....

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