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Children discover motion and more at X-treme Science Camp
Dozens of first- through sixth-grade students are immersing themselves in science this week Pitt-Bradford's X-treme Science Camp.
ARG's Halloran contributes $250,000 to Energy Institute
Pitt-Bradford has received a gift of $250,000 from Harry R. Halloran Jr., board chairman and owner of American Refining Group, in support of the university’s Energy Institute.
High school students study 'medical mysteries'
Werewolves and vampires are real – or at least based on real medical phenomenon.
Nursing professor earns doctoral degree from Pitt
Tammy Haley, assistant professor of nursing has earned her Doctor of Philosophy in nursing from the School of Nursing at the University of Pittsburgh.
New scholarship benefits students from Mount Jewett/Kane
A new scholarship will benefit students from the Mount Jewett-Kane area who would like to pursue a science or math major.
Students donate thousands of hours to community service
Over the past year, Pitt-Bradford students have contributed 7,771 community service hours and $10,337 in donations to various causes locally and globally.
Students present at Undergraduate Conference in Literature
Three students presented papers at the University of Pittsburgh’s Undergraduate Conference in Literature this spring.
Professors make presentations, publish and more
Faculty members published and made academic presentations during the spring semester on topics ranging from special education to Shakespeare.
Pitt Alumni Lecture on CSI House
Dr. Tony Gaskew, director of the criminal justice program, will speak on “360-Degree Crime Investigation” this month at Pitt-Bradford.
New mural graces lobby of Dorn House
A new mural is ready to greet summer residents of Dorn House at Pitt-Bradford this summer.