Sweatshirt, travel mug and jazz CD, "Last Call at the Balcony".
As Pittsburgh's first public radio station, DUQ 90.5 FM is a leading radio source for local, national and international news, information and jazz. DUQ is Pittsburgh's primary source for a wide range of National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Radio International (PRI) radio programs that educate, inform and entertain.

DUQ broadcasts with a 25,000 watt signal, seven days per week, 24 hours per day to listeners in Pittsburgh, southwestern Pennsylvania and parts of Ohio, West Virginia and Maryland.

As a nonprofit, public radio station broadcasting from Duquesne University, over 50% of DUQ's operations and programs are funded by listener contributions. Additional support is provided by program underwriters, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), Duquesne University and foundations.

The station was founded in 1949 during the early years of FM radio. DUQ began as a student laboratory on the Duquesne University campus--exposing students to new technology and giving local audiences access to cultural programs and information.